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ri f Despite UN charges Eagleton will stay, Ellender dead Nixon insists US WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. AllenJ. Ellender, dean of the Senate and one of the last of the Huey Long-era politicians from Louisiana, died of a heart attack in Bethesda Naval Hospital at 7:15 dikes not targets charges 'damn lies' p.m. Thursday. He was 81. Ellender, Senate president pro tempore and chairman of its Appropriations committee, was WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon declared the United HONOLULU (AP) - Angered by what he The charges were made by Anderson on a stricken as he returned to Washington from his States has not and will not bomb civilian targets in North Vietnam caHed "a damnable lie" about drunken driving, Mutual Broadcasting System show only and home state where he was campaigning for his and accused U.N. SecretMy-General Kurt Waldheim and "many Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton said Thursday he's were not part of the syndicated column that seventh term. well-intentioned and naive people" of seizing upon "enemy-in­ "doubly determined" to stay in the race for vice appears in The Dally Iowan. spired propaganda" to charge that U.S. warplanes have hit dikes president. Anderson told The Associated Press that he and dams. " If I was determined to remain on the ticket doesn't have the records himself but had been ~esterda y, and I was so determined, I am doubly told about them by "a high Missouri official" Robbery Lashing out at critics Thursday as he delivered perhaps the most ____= ______who in turn got them from a Missouri state Dane's Drive In Dairy, R.R. 4, was the scene of spirited defense to date of his Vietnam policies, Nixon told a news Headache? trooper. Anderson wouldn't identify either the an armed robbery late Thursday night, accor­ conference that chances for a negotiated settlement are better than Democratic vice presldenUal offiCIal or the policeman. ding to a Sheriff's Office spokesperson. ever before. But he said congressional end-the-war resolutions nominee Thomas F. Eagleton Times: 'get out' "I have never been lUTested or charged with The spokesperson said Iowa City police had .could prolong the fighting . shields his eyes from lights at a NEW YORK (AP)-The New York Times drunken or careless driving, drunken or reckless taken one person into custody in coMection with "We hope to do everything we can to bring this war to an end" news conference Thursday In urged in a Friday editorial that Sen. Thom .. F. driving," Eagleton said. " Mr. Anderson'S state­ the incident. Others were still being sought. before the November election, Nixon said. He later said he thought HODolulu. Eagleton, D-Mo., bow out as the DemocraUe vice ment to that effect is, in blunt but direct English, No further details were available at DaDy the forthcoming campaign offered the clearest choice on can­ presidential nominee" and permit the Presiden­ a damnable lie. That's what it is because the IowaD press time. tial contest to be dedded whollv on the il'ues." record will speak for itself. There's no didates and issues of any election this century. photostatic evidence because none exists." The President used strong language in the Oval Office news con­ "The only way the campaign can be Iumed back into a true test of the programs and He said there were only two "automobile ference to denounce the "patent propaganda effort" by Hanoi incidents" in his past, both during the time he Relief which he said promotes a "hypocritical double standard." f leadel1ihip quaUlicalions or President Nixon and ...Senalor McGovern Is through the volun­ was Missouri's attorney general. In 1962 he was Communists have caused thousands of civilian casualties in fmed $35 plus $11 court costs for speeding near QUANG TRI, Vietnam (AP) - South Viet­ tary withdrawal of Senalor Eagleton from the South Vietnam, he said, but "we are not using the great power that McGovern ticket," the Times said. Fulton, Mo., he said, and in December 1963 he namese marines relieved badly mauled govern­ could finish off North Vietnam in an afternoon and we will not." I a r skidded off an icy road between SI. Louis and Jef­ it ment paratroopers in the battle for Quang Tri Declaring "it is time to strip away the double standard," the ferson City and dam age d his automoblle s Thursday after an airborne retreat left the pro­ -Is Boris Spassky just a chief executive made clear his annoyance at Waldlleim, who said pawn in Bobby Fischer's determined to stay in it today," the Democratic slightly but wasn't charged with any violation. vincial capital's inner Citadel in enemy hands. nominee told a cheering crowd at the Retail The advancing marines passed weary para­ this week he had received information through unofficial chaMels hands or is he getting rooked ? Fischer moves Clerks International Association convention. troopers carrying out their dead and wounded in that U.S. warplanes had hit the North Vietnamese network of dikes His comments followed the Missouri senator's rubber ponchos slung from poles. and dams . ahead , 5-3, in the checker­ Absentee board war games, page two. appearance at a hastily called news conference Disclosure of the retreat on the northern front "I noted with interest that the Secretary-General of the U.N., just where he heatedly denied a report by columnist If you're thrOllgh with classes and getting by officers in the field capped four days of con­ like his predecessor, seized upon this enemy-inspired propagan­ -Laser beams do more Jack Anderson that records show he has a ready to bead someplace else, today cal be flicting omcial announcements that had parts of da . . . to attack the American bombing," Nixon said. than zap meanles on Star history of drunken and reckless driving. election day. the Citadel "recaptured" and enemy resistance He would not give details on current Paris negotiations, but said Trek. They'll be visual, quar­ "r think people can smell when there's a lie," Abseltee ballots can be cui today aDel Mon­ "weakening. " tistic images this fall at U1. he told the 1,100 convention delegates, who day at the Johnson County Courthouse, jUit the United Stales has presented fair offers and has not adopted a Page six. "take it or leave it" attitude. moments before had endorsed the Democratic three blocks soutb of the Pentacrest on S. -FergIe Jenkins pitched a ticket by standing acclamation. OlntoDSt. The "one hang-up in the settlement today" is the enemy demand one-hitter, and who can to Impose a Communist government In South Vietnam, Nixon said. " I don't ask for your sorrow. 1 don 't ask for "State primaries usually turn out fewer Rejected remember Leo Durocher? your pity. I'm here to ask your support for voters than general elections," a StudeDt He repeated the United States will never accept that because it See page eight. George McGovern for president." Senate legislative action committee PARIS (AP) - The Communist side rejected "would be the height of immorality." spokesperson I8id. "Your vote In August on Thursday a renewed American appeal for a Thursday morning Anderson, in his Mutual Broadcasting Company radio program, said he counll more than your vote in November." Vietnam cease-fire at the deadlocked Paris Absentee balloting Is done between' a.m. peace talks. had learned of photostatic copies of records that • show Eagleton had been arrested several times aud 4 p.m. in the County Auditor'. Office, IUId North Vietnam and the Viet Cong insisted UluaUy takes five minutes. political issues- basically the fate of the Saigon Bill may InCreaSe for drunken or reckless driving. government-must be settled simultaneously with military problems. Hanoi's chief negotiator, Xuan Thuy, said if "the Nixon administration really wants to negotiate seriously" it ","ould end the mining of ehabilitation: Nllrth Vietnam and stop the bomblng r a I d i , student aid grants "particularly those against the dikes and darns. " By M.\RY WALLBAUM money available for each student would be Exodus Staff Writer almost negligible. 'Busy girls are happy girls' More financial aid may be available to Univer­ "I can'f make any predictions as to when WASHINGTON AP - Some Soviet military sity of Iowa students as a result of the Federal Congress will vote on appropriations or how "Busy girls are happy girls," Legislators had been upset by daughter and eventual pilots are reported leaving Egypt in what U.S. Education Act recently signed into law by much it will appropriate. It is conceivable that said Marie Carter, outgoing both the conditions and homemaker." sources say is shaping up as a "pretty large" President Nixon, according to William J. not enough money will be appropriated to put superintendent of Mitchellville philosophy of the school, The administration says its Russian exodus. Bushaw, UI assistant director of financial aids this part of th education act into effect." said Training School for Girls, 18 although state social service prime goal is "to help the gir~ Military intelligence specialists and and Dean Duane Spriestersbach, UI Spriestersbach. months before her resignation. officials say they accepted the become healthy, happy, useful diplomatic sources stressed that the full extent of vice-president and dean of the graduate college. He added that appropriations might be slim resignations "with reluctance" contributing members ot the Soviet withdrawal and its ultimate meaning One provision of the Federal Education Act because the act gives first priority to funding That philosophy appears to and praised the employees for society. " still are very unclear. provides for a new program of student grants existing federal loan programs. which include sum up the attitude of the school being a "positive influence" on "We know that most of our c However, most sources indicated a belief that based on the philosophy that every qualified Equal Opportunity Grants, National Defense towards its inmates-young the young women's lives. students will not attend college the pullout would go beyond some 5,000 to 6,000 student who wishes to go to college has the right Loans, and Work Study. women between the ages of 12 and many will not graduate luTtl1 However in a statement of Soviet advisers to include some of the estimated to expect federal financial aSSistance, Bushaw Basic Opportunity Grants (BOG) , which will and 18 , average age 15. from high school," the report 0 •• explained. be available to undergraduate students only, will general philosophy published by 10 ,000 to 12 ,000 Russian pilots; antiaircraft Carter, Mitchellville superin­ the administration of the school, states. missile men, techniCians and specialists serving He added that although the bill has been signed be distributed to students proportionally if full "What we are trying to do is into law, Congress has not yet voted on funding is not allocated, Bushaw said. tendent for nearly 30 years, for­ in Egypt. mally resigned Thursday in the to teach our students to think," appropriatiOns for the act. A lump sum for grants will be given to the the report states. According to provisions of the bill, $1 ,400 gran­ university , based on the number of students in wake of strong criticism leveled Nell'S at the school by state The report stresses the Deficit ts would be made available to students the university who qualify for financial aids, said "homelike atmosphere" and qualifying for financial aid, said Bushaw. The Bushaw. legislators, including Sen. Min­ Analysis nette Doderer (D-Iowa City) . how communication in that WASHINGTON (AP) - Still showing no signs amount of money given to students would be Spriestersbach added that the university must atmosphere can help to of easing, the nation's trade deficit climbed to a determined by need and parental contributions submit a ' budget to the federal government Rumors of the impending the definition of a delinquent rehabilitate "the girls." '; record $3.3 billion in the first half of the year, the to the student's education, or one-half of the cost indicating how many disadvantaged students reSignation of Carter and three girl is summarized as "the one The report issued by the government reported Thursday. of going to college, whichever is less, according will be attending the university before it will other school employees had (girl) who is confused about the legislative investigating team, The total red ink in trade with other countries to Bushaw. receive any funds . touched off a demonstration by true values of life and her place which visited the school in July already has surpassed last year's f2 billion But Spriestersbach added that unless Congress Bushaw estimated that UI will have between about 50 of the young women at in society." and allegedly initiated the deficit, the first recorded by the United States appropriates at least 3.7 billion dollars of the 6.3 four and six thousand students potentially the school. a protest Doderer disturbance Wednesday, states this century. The deficit continues to mount billion authorized In the act, the amount of eligible for BOG funds . It goes on to describe that had termed as "staged." role. that the girls only attend school despite government efforts to scale it down. on a half day basis, no The Commerce Department said the value of "Most girls are dependent by vocational training is available imports shipped into the country exceeded the nature, cultural training and although the girls work the value of exports shipped out by $590.3 million in custom. Because society has June, slightly worse than May's $552.4 million. delegated to girls the role of the other halt cays doing the staff's dependent, protected person in and their laundry, cooking the social and marital Situations, meals and cleaning the cot­ $35,000 less they assume the less overt tages. role." The girls are given no money, WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate defeated, 45 according the and The philosophy continues, to report, no to 22, Thursday a move to lower from $55,000 to "Society expects the girl to canteen Is available to buy the $20,000 the maximwn annual subsidy that may "female luxuries and be paid to each fanner for limiting his crops. assume her role and fulfill her responsibiHties as a respectable necessities needed." They are not aUowed to talk .111 II with each other at school 'or at Reinforced work, and curfew at the time of BELFAST (AP) - Britain ordered 4,000 more the report was8:30p.m. troops to Northern Ireland Thursday amid moun­ 'White",ash' The administration's report ting violence, with bombs rocking this embattled reads, "We want girls to feel capital city. Britain also granted f73lfl million to free to discuss such matters Donald J. Schleisman, can­ with a teacher rather than to get aid the JJrovince's shattered economy. didate for the State Senate, It was the largest single troop reinforcement misinformation from other accused The Dally Iowan Thur­ girls." sent to the troubled province and will swell the sday of "white-washing Sen. British army force to a record 21,000 men. Doderer's blunder at the girls' Restrictions in clothing and training school at Mitchellville hair styles are also prevalent in an attempt to cover up the according to the report. (Blaek Hot and wet fact that the entire crusade was inmates are not allowed to well' taken on for political purposes. " "naturals. ") was aD set to "It must be pointed out that Church is required al'lcl today as sum­ the entire round of criticism of recreation limited to the extept ...JI1\fortlln8t1!lv, the the school dld not begin until of limitations to walking ~ IiilmelllJ strapped a just four weeki before the elec­ campus and watching color TV tion," Schlelsman said. in black and white, at the time :~~~~:~~~~~~I~rascailOmt He added, "Such timely of the report. criticism and sudden The administration repon involvement in penal reform says their purpose is "to deter­ looks and soundIlike President mine as soon as possible what Nixon's timely winding down of the girl dld and wby she wu Forecast (or the war just before the unable to conform to the clem ... dershowers and upcoming election." ds of her community." Partly cloudy and wapm.iP l3lIf.I'It,." "No wonder," he said, "that Most of the girls, accordin8 Ie Pioneering people don 't trult today's both reports, are In MU­ These Ru ..111 "Young Ploneen" preparing &0 boanl a B.. ek Sea Unlvenltyof Iowa student and film mlker, who villted reladvet in politicians. " chellville for non-criminal escunlOil boat, were photogrlpbed .. Odeau by Ray KrU, I R.... &blslammer. More of Kril'. pbotogrlpbl .ppear on pa,e S. offenses. Page ~TIle DaUy lowu-lo.l Cltv.lowa-Frl., JDly ZI,lm Published by Student PublIcation, Inc., Communlc~tlons Center, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 d~ily exc..,t Satur. "--,,,;!Iostscrlpts,- days, Sundays, HOlidays; Legal Holidays, days aft.r legal Holidays and d~ys of University Vacation. Entered as second cl~ss matter II the post office at Iowa City under the SchwengeJ Act of Congress of March 2, 1179. Vacation Frank F. Hash, Publisher John L. Huffman, AdvertiSing . had to ~ollow him.' Director The Dally IOWlIII staff will be going on vacation 'Golly, Jesus didn't even belreve that everyone J' Jerry Best, Relail Advertising over the interim between summer school and the Manager fall semester. James Conlin, Circulation Manager , The paper will be back on your doorstep 1bis is tbe last in a lbree-part believe what a democrat has to All of a sudden it struck me that The Daily Iowan Is written and August 28. aeries on the congressional caD­ say, drop a marble. You are a he represented the (oreign aid edited by students of The University democrat when you have lost aU of Iowa. Opinions expressed in the dJdates by a jouraaIlsm school that we (America) got. Then I editorial columns Of the paper are praclicum task force. your marbles." began to figure without him and those of the writers. BI1I Crews, Wm. Patrick, Schwengel's schedule allows the French we never would POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Courses book Sberry Hagensoa and Susan him six hours of sleep. He arises have won the Revolutionary Wbitley, recently went to at 5 a.m. to exercise (or an hour War ." VOTE FOR All students may pick up their schedule of and jog three miles in thirty courses book (or the 72 fall semester today. Wasblngton, D.C. to interview "After my first visit to Viet­ Congressman Fred Scbwelllel, minutes. nam in 1967, I came back a The books will be available from 8 a.m. to noon realist-some people called me BILL and from 1t04 :3Op.m. in Room I, Jessup Hall . for tbeDI. Students must present their university ID to 6 M.P.H. a dove. I saw the problem was Campaigning for Congress political, social and economic." KIDWELL receive the schedule of courses. isn't quite the same for incum­ "I can do six miles an hour," he said. "You just can't solve bent Fred Schwengel. Schwengel bragged. "That was these problems with a gun. " Republican candidate in confirmed by the police depart­ Schwengel said he opposed Diplomas District 1, as it is for his two ment in Davenport who caught the bombing policy and said so . Democratic primary opponen­ me out jogging one morning and at the start of Cambodia and Diplomas for University of Iowa students ts. clocked me on their Laos. graduating in July will be available on July 31, "I can't really actively cam­ speedometer." "A nation that is a big nation from 3-4 :30 p.m. in the Lucas Dodge Room of the paign," said Schwengel. "I During breakfast Schwengel has got to be big enough to Union. found out two years ago that says he reviews bills and issues. admit its mistakes," he said. ID cards must be presented to receive a being on the job is the best cam­ His staff then brings him up to "Nixon won't, but I have a diploma. Students may not pick up diplomas of paign of all. " Schweogel was referring to date on what's happening in his feeling he'll get us out of there other students, except in the case of spouses. district. before election day. " Graduating studentS who do not pick up their David Stanley who ran against He is presently working on a Schwengel takes credit for diplomas will receive them by mail during the him in the primary two years ago. According to Schwengel, bill to payoff toll road bonds being the first politician to first week of August. which would free the interstate encourage reducing the voters Stanley was well financed, cam­ highways, and a reform bill to age from 21 to 18 when he paigned 12 to 14 hours a day for insta 11 an electronic voting authorized a bill in the Iowa 8 months and was "one of the system. Grade reports most articulate men Iowa ever Legislature in 1947. produced." " Roll call takes so much Grade reports for the 1972 Summer Session will "I just couldn't match him," time," Schwengel said. "We Better prepared SHERIFF be available to students on Tuesday, August 15, estimate that last year we spent Schwengel discusses God and pOlitics with DI reporters In his Schwengel said, "but as you can Washington D.C. office after starting his busy day by jogging three Paid for by Citizens during office hours in the Registrar's Office, BI, see, I'm still here." an equivalent of 39 days "People thought I was way miles-he has been clocked jogging sl.x mph. for Kidwell Committee Jessup Hall. While Congress is in session, answering rollcalls and quarum out," he said, "but I maintained calls. Electronics could save us my poSition. I told my critics Reports remaining after 4:30 p.m., will be Schwengel spends most of his POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT mailed to the students' permanent home time in Washington, usually in at least 30 days. " that today 's 18 year-old is much government bonds are another address, unless a stamped self-addressed his office in the Rayburn Experienced better prepared than you and I loophole that needs to be Proposes a better youth program, envelope is left at the Registrar's Office prior to Building where all the senior wereat21 ." closed." with an annual $500 allocation to 4:30p.m. Friday, August 11. congressmen have their offices. Schwengel. at the age of 65, is Reforms Schwengel would this cause. an experienced politician. He's like to see enacted involve bet­ Financing Proposes belter communication Office been in office since the third ter hospital care, more efficient between urban & rural parts of the Grant year of the Eisenhower medicare plans and some tax Schwengel is proudest of and county, whIch would lead to belter administration (except from reforms. would like to be remembered The University of Iowa has been awarded a His office is large, and government, with emphasis on 1964-66) and had had 10 years of "We have to eliminate the for his part of setting up a sound zoning & planning. fiscal 1973 grant totaling $50,000 from the Law relativdy neat. Three other of­ necessity of the elderly having fice spaces are provided for his experience in the Iowa financing system for the inter­ Enforcement Assistance Administration. legislature before that, which to go to the hospitals to receive states approved quite awhile VOTE AUGUST 1 In announcing the grant, Sen. Jack Miller staff and secretaries. Behind Schwengel's desk are books : Schwengel believes "fortified medicare," he said. "That ago. Matt Eckermann (R-Iowa) said the money would be used for loans me better than most. " would increase the capacity of "I'm proud of the fact that I to law enforcement students attending UI . The Bible. dictionaries. and a for complete Dictionary of History. Schwenflel believes he has hospitals by 15 per cent across was a part of setting up finances County Supervisor changed a lot since first coming America. " for the greatest highway system On the walls hang a picture of "There's nothing in the Ken­ LIfetime resident of Johnson County, has been Lincoln, a portrait of Sch­ into office. we have ever built. That was Financial need "I used to be an isolationist," nedy approach that comes to passed in 1956. And I was the engaged in farming for 35 years, with 15 years of wengel, and an autographed 4-H and youth work. Students showing financial need may now he said. "I now believe that we grip with this, and I really author of an amendment to gi ve .. drawing of Nixon and Agnew. believe the answer is borrow up to $2,500 a year from private lending His desk is cluttered with have to have international the small busin~ssman a Progressive Ideas for a Progressive County institutions, and the federal government will involvement. " somewhere between what Ken­ fighting chance to bid and con­ papers and patriotic nedy wants and what Nixon tract for the building of the Paid for by Committee for Matt Eckermann for insure the loan and pay the interest while the paraphenalia: a red, white and He attributes his change of student is in school , according to Robert Scott, a attitude to "realizing all the recommends ." roads," Schwengel said. Johnson Co. Supervisor, Gerry Yeggy, chairman. blue paper weight with the let­ Schwengel would like to see But Schwengel believes the ! representative o( the U.S. Department of Health, ters USA and a foreign aid that America , Education and Welfare. received." some major changes in the tax "summit" of his experience sta r s-a n d-str i pes drinking loopholes that people across the ; Under the federal Insured Student Loan "Eisenhower asked us was fighting the prayer amend­ glass. nation are getting by with. He ment. Program, a part of the Higher Education Act sig­ A box with a set of five mar­ (Congress) (or the authority to ned by President Nixon June 23, the government estimates "five to six billion "This was the real challenge Wanted: bles (2 white, 2 blue, and 1 red) declare war," Schwengel said bucks could be saved by closing of my political life because by will pay the interest on private loans to children lies on top of some papers ready in talking about his first year. whose parents have incomes up to $15,000 a year. the oil depletion allowance. " fighting it, it looked like I was for Schwengel's signature. He "I was new and against it, but "Gee whiz, we ought to start against prayer," he said. ''It's Undergraduates may borrow a maximum of .4 '\ ." f' . r ' . said the "How to Tell When during a three hour breakfast taxmg rehglOus orgamzatlons not very Christian-like to push ,Students or Faculty interested in working $7,500 and graduate students may borrow up to You're a Democrat" box was a with the Secretary of State, I but we could save millions by $10,000 under the program. Jesus on everyone. Golly, Jesus for the Iowa Opinion Research Bureau gift from a friend. The instruc­ saw a picture of Lafayette on eliminating farm corporations, didn 't believe that everyone had PAT panel tions read : "Everytim~ you tbe wall of the house chamber, since they get tax breaks. And to follow him." (IORB)/ a state and national polling agency Threatens to turn contest into a runaway operating under the administrative auspices Representatives of the Protective ASSOCiation of Student Publications/ Inc. (SPI) for Tenants (PAT ), Legal Services, Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (MACAP) and possibly other community groups such as the Position Open: city and Urban Renewal will be holding an infor­ Fischer wins again! mation panel for residents in the area of the By TROY ARMSTRONG occur at this level of play. Many Secondly, he may not have yet ning black's rook! proposed post office Wednesday night, August 2. Dally Iowan Cbess Consultant o( the world's leading grand- found an answer to Spassky's In the final position white's The panel will meet "to inform present masters had written off innovation from the fourth rooks dominate the board, and DIRECTOR (Sept 2/ 1972/ to Sept. 2/ 1973) residents in the area of their rights and the Bobby Fischer won the 8th Fischer's chances after his game where Bobby used his black resigns in face of the Salary can vary from academic credit only procedures behind relocation," according to Jim game of the World Chess Cham­ initial debacle, but they had favorite king's pawn opening inevitable loss of further Ryan, coordinator of PAT. pionship Match Thursday night, failed to take one important fac- and only managed a draw material. Fischer's technique is to a possible $3000.00. "We want to inform them about the whole when Spassky resigned on the tor into consideration-genius! against Spassky's Sicilian merciless. operation," Ryan said. "There's been a lot of 37th move in a hopeless It now appears that Fischer is Defense. Game nine is scheduled for For information/ contact confusion about this thing." position. on the way to conclusively In contrast to game six where Sunday. The residents of this area are to be relocated Steve Miller 338·8884 With this victory Fischer proving a claim that has been Spassky answered 1. P-QB4 1\ by the General Services Administration (GSA) to threatens to turn the contest hotly debated in chess Circles with P-K3 , in the present Fischer Spassky POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT make room for the new post of (ice across from into a runaway. for the last decade. That claim encounter Spassky employed a I. P·QB4 P·QB4 I the Johnson County Courthouse. In the last six games Spassky is that Fischer is the greatest symmetrical defense. After 2. N·QB3 N·QB3 The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Sabin has managed to secure a total of chess player who has ever lived. move six the position was iden­ 3. N-BJ N·B3 School. 4. P·KN3 P·KN3 only one point. This lone point I feel that we are now wit- tical on both sides of the board. 5. B·N2 B·N2 Lont Ion. resulted from the draws in nessing the absolute proof of This symmetry was broken on 6. 0·0 0·0 games four and seven. In con­ that statement. the seventh move, when Fischer 7. P·Q4 PxP By August 1st? Sentenced trast Fischer has won four of In game eight Fischer again played P-Q4. In the ensuing S. NxP NxN 9. QxN P·Q3 l.';z last six games outright and essayed the English opening,1. exchanges Fischer posted his 10. B·NS B·K3 DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Grinnell attorney has garnered a total of five poin­ P-QB4. rather than commen- queen in a rather peculiar II. Q·B4 Q·R4 VOTE NOW Donald J. Louden, 53, was sentenced Thursday to ts. clng with his perennial favorite, position on the king's wing. 12 . QR-BI QR·N I 13. P·N3 KR·QBI At The Court House spend every Saturday and Sunday for the next The score in the match now 1. P-K4. < Spassky attempted to exploit 14 . Q·Q2 P·QR3 In The Primary Election three months in the Story County jail at Nevada. stands 5-3 in favor of Fischer, At this point there are several this seeming misplacement by IS. B·K3 P·QN4 U.S. District Court Judge Richard Dier first an incredible fact, when one possible reasons for this choice. initiating a counterattack 16. B·R7 PxP sentenced Louden to six months imprisonment remebers that after the first 2 For one, Fischer had scored against Fischer's queenside, 17 . BxR RxB 18. PxP BxP (or failure to pay his federal income taxes in 1867 games, the score was 2~ in such a resounding victory with starting with 11 .... Q-R4 and 13. and 1968 after Louden pleaded guilty to two coun­ 19. KR·QI N·Q2 favor of Spassky. the system in game six that he ... KR-QBl. 20. N-QS QxQ Who ~1If.... ts of tax evasion on July 12. Such turnabouts simply do not feIt no need to change. However, with 15. B-K3! 21. NxP ch . K·BI , Dier then suspended the sentence and ordered ' Fischer thwar.ted Spassky's 22 . RxQ KxN that the lawyer spend 48 hours in the county jail 23. RxB R· NS ch . thrust by threatening to win the 24 . B·BI N-B4 each weekend. 25 . K·N2 p·QR4 I exchange (the win of the more HUBBARD Supervisors cleared valuable rook for either bishop 26 . P·K4 B·RB or knight), if Spassky persisted 27. P·B4 P·Bl ... For S.p.MIO' • Abortion 28 . R ·K2 K·K3 in continuing with his queen­ 29 . R121·QB2 B·N7 - Member, Iowa League of Municipalities 1962·67 The Rev. David Hykes, chairman of the Iowa of spending charges side, pawn advance. 30. B·K2 P·R4 - Member, Gov. Hughes' Commission on state and l:l·:al 31. R·Q2 B·R6 Clergy Consultation Service, said here Thursday Surprisingly. Spassky did Government 1964 I , continue with 15. . ..P-QN4? !, 32. P·BS ch . PxP - Engineer, University of Iowa 1947 785 Iowa women were referred out of state for A representative of the State Auditors' Office appeared unan­ 33. PxP ch. K·K4 therapeutic abortions during the last six months allowing Fischer to win the 34 . RIB4 \·Q4 KxP Paid for by Hub Bub for Hubbard Committee nounced in Iowa City Thursday to file a report which clears the exchange. 35. R·QSch. K· K3 of 1971. Freel Doderer, Chairman Johnson County Board of Supervisors of charges they they Apparently the Soviet cham­ 36. RxP ch . K·K2 In a survey conducted by the consultation ser­ 37. R·B6 Black R esl,.s I. vice and the Planned Parenthood organization in overspent $24,214 on the new county shops building. pion thought that he could get Iowa, Hykes said 914 women were interviewed The charge had been made in a special 1969 county audit. sU/ficient positional compen­ during the six month period. He said 641 of those The report, filed by Herman Atwell, deputy state auditor, sation for the sacrlllced revealed that the board spent $264,214 on the total construction, material, but such was not the interviewed were single, 380 were students, 151 case. tlON~~"O'NC;';:~LORS """ were Roman CatholJc, 'l1 were black and 176 including paving the yard and erection of a pole building. were married. Fischer quickly consolidated The pole building cost $25,123 and the yard, $16,932. his position with a couple o( neat IOWA CITY Another figure involved in the accounting was $108,000 accrued tactical maneuvers, 19. KR-QI Last 2 days/ July 30 & 31 U. S. AODRESS from the sale of the old county shops and another piece of property. and 20. N-Q5! Shortly, Spassky P. O. BOX 6006 Correction SllIeT ,.OM OVIR 7.500 IMPOrrED SAMPLIS RICHMOND, VA. An accountant for the state auditor, William McClurkin, said was in a lost position. He had SATISFACTlDN CUARANTEED 0.1 ""'om moa.u,od 10' you' lailorod .ull., and .,,1. and .11 • . I n?22 • costs of the pole building and work in addition to construction of the recklessly overplayed his hand MENS MINI MINI LAblES MINS LADIES LADIES LADIES The DaUy Iowa regrets two misrepresen- shops building itself had been mistakenly charged to the bond fund, against the world's most KNIT SILKIWOOL SPOtT 'ANT SLACKS KNIT DillS IEADID tations in Its article on the candidacy of John rather than to the general fund. accurate player. SUITS sUln COATS SUITS sUln SWIATERS Schmidhauser, Wednesday July 26. The bond fund, to have been used only for putting up the Shops In the endgame which $60.00 $46.50 $35.00 $45.00 $16.50 $45.00 $38.00 $10.95 • The DI reported that Schmidhauser was on resulted, the advantage of the ~. leave of absence from the university with half Building, now contains $289.19. The report shows that $36,011 MIHS LADIIS exchange (rook for knight) was 'ACICAOI DIALS MINS MENS conONI LADIIS LADIII IIADED $1 50 .. pay. Actually, he is on leave of absence with no remains in the county general fund, and the supervisors may now decisive . ~ MINS IUITS CASHMERI KNIT DACION SILK CAIHMIII OLOVES • pay. credit that amount to the bond and interest account. $139,95 'OKOA' SHilTS SHlrrl SUIT TO'COAT LADIES An interesting tactical point $58.00 $10,95 $4.50 $45,00 $58.00 :1~DlD $4.50 It was also reported that Schmidhauser was According to the auditors, the supervisors had the authority to that arose later occurred after • going to resign if he won the nomination In the spend up to $50,000 more than the bond issue allowed, U the money ~==OR====~~~~~~~~~~====~=7,55~~~~1 32. P-B5ch. Here, Spassky can­ 1 MINI IUIT FOR APPOINTMENT: CALL MR. (Excludl .. Duty & Mam.. ) primary election. However, he will not resiln was available. The report, however, was critical, stating that the not win a pawn with 32 ....PXP, : ~:: '-______unless he wins in November. -' . overexpenditureBoard should have appeared. contacted the state auditor when an apparent 33. PXPch. KXPbecause of 34. :~:TSL~~~$11000 N. Lachman at Th, Hollda, Inn; Tel: 338·9771 RXNch. PXR, 35. B-Q3ch. win- I SHirr • TlU,"ON. Allnlll.: " IIOT III, UAVI TOU~ IIAIII a '"0111 IIUMIIR. ---:T-~=------~------~---':""'------~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;~Tbe~D~aH=y~IOW~aa-I::; OWl CIty, Iowa-Fri., J.JyU, Im-Pag ~. , - Voter- preeinets

I•• a City residents. registered to vote, will vote Tuesday, August I. in ',I the primary elections. This map l divides the city into precincts and the lollowing list indicates lhe IOWA CITY polling places lor the different precinc ts . I I. Roosevelt School , 724 W. Benton I St. I Z. University Fieldhouse (Trophy Concourse, 3. Quadrangle (Main Lounge I 4. Lincoln School, 300 Teeters Ct . I I s. Iowa City Water Plant. Madison I St. (Bloom ington SI. entrance) I 23 6. Memorial Union I room 011 I cefeteria) I 7. City Park Ma intenance Building. I. West High School, 2901 Melrose ! ,~ [ , i Ave. 1 9. Iowa City AIrport I .-"t. ",,_'0- ,.' .,'J- 1 10. National Guard Armory. 925 S. Dubuque St. II. Courthouse. 400 block. S. Clinton r St . 12 . Grant Wood School, Gymnasium j (pa rk on Western Ave.) 13 . Dunlap's Motor Sales, 19l1 '-\ KeokukSI. 14 . M ark Twain School, 1355 DeForest Ave . 8 IS . S.E. Junior Jligh School , 2501 Bradford Dr. 16 . Robert Lucas School . 830 Southlawn Dr. 17 . Hoover School, 2200 E. Court SI. 18 . Longfellow School. 1130 Seymour Ave . 19 . Recreation Center. 220 S. Gilbert ' St 20. Central Junior High School, Gymnasium . 503 E. MarketSt. %1. Horace Mann School. 521 N.' Dodge St. U . Shimek School. 1400Grlssel PI. 23 . Regina High School, Rochester , Avenue 24 . City High School. 1900 Morning -· side Dr. I 25 . Helen Lemme School , 31M Washington Ave . Coralville residents will be dlvlded r I, into three precincts lor the election . Precinct t Is located east of 121hi Avenue and will vote at centra~ School. Precinct 2 is west of 12t Avenue and votes at the Coralvill , l. Recreation Center. Precinct 3 vote ..... at Oakdale and is located "222 lee ... west 01 %3rd Avenue." been • _____ ClTy LIMIT,S University lIel,hll residents ~ 12 vote at SI. Andrews Pr•• hu" .."'" rs of Church.

I ___ J__ .:Q .------l 'OWERFUI 'LUNGER CWIJ I CLOGGED TOILETS * Election '72 * Omhudstnan to aid Mezvinsky Goddard ignored the single most difficult Kidwell explained that in students, solve problems Ed Mezvinsky, candidate for Phyllis H. Goddard announ­ problem facing state govern­ Johnson County eight or nine , ment." deputies should be on duty the Democratic nomination for ced i her candidacy for the Congress. called Thursday for Tapscott claimed that Paul during the weekend evening Dally Iowan News Service should not be a membet of the already 'Ss1 'U6f.\vith student' Republican nomination for A special Ombudsman ' will central university problemJ inciude associate legislation to "assure that all Johnson County Clerk of Franzenburg has avoided hours. f Iowa Social Security recipients "facing up to the fact that we "This is not being done now," soon be available to aid administration, should be deans of the ten UI colleges, the District Court Thursday. minority-group students in sheltered from economic or dean of stUdents. a special ( get the full benefit of the 20 per Goddard's name will not are going to have to remove he said. local property taxation from Kidwell added that "The adjusting to the University of other pressures from the assistant to the provost whose cent increase in payments. " appear on the Aug. 1, primary Iowa campus community and to Former state legislator school funding if we are going to Johnson County sheriff's depar­ university, must be indepen­ sole concern is affirmative ballot but she will attempt to be help keep small problems from dent, and must have the con­ action, and a tenants'-interest HlVfIt AGAIN ,h",lck ...lInD Mezvinsky said that to "guaran­ nominated either through provide equal education for the tment must become more whon yo", tell., ....rfIow. becoming serious. fidence of black students. gr~up. tee that our retired citizens write-in ballots or by the John­ children of Iowa ." professional in its approach to Tapscott has proposed that law enforcement." Philip G. Hubbard, vice Thus black students should ILAFL __.... receive the intended benefits of son County Republican Central president for student services the increase, we must make state aid for schools be have a "primary voice" in Toilet g.u@ Plunger Committee. Hubbard said he has been asked by UI selecting and defining the role DIAPER sure that payments from other Goddard explained in her increased steadily to eventually SERVICE "relinary plunr,ers, Toilaftc. President Willard L. Boyd to of an Ombudsman to deal with dots not permit compfc;setl .if Of public pension and assistance eliminate entirely the need for William C. Hubbard, can­ (S Dol. per WHk) announcement the office of work with minority students in their special problems, the meny ",.ter to Iplash blele or eocove. programs are not cut. .. Clerk of the District Court will local property taxes for schools. didate for the Democratic -$12 PER MONTH­ With Toil.Oex Ihe full pren u,e plows Mezvinsky explained that Over half of the $700 million nomination for Johnson County selecting someone to represent Commission said. Free pickup & delivery th,oUlh the cloning man and 973) be an important one during the their interests, and that it is It should not be suggested .wishes it down. Congress should increase the next four years "due to the raised in property taxes supervisor, said that the county twice a week. Everything maximum income a veteran aMually in Iowa go to finance needs coordinated, cooperative anticipated that such an that the proposed Ombudsman is furnlslled: Diapers, con­ SUC:TIONoJIIM STOI'S SPLASH.IACK coming of court reform and Ombudsman will be functioning is either the first or the only CENTEIIS ITSELF. CAN'T SKID AIICl'UNI. can receive and still be eligible Iowa schools, according to Tap­ government. tainers, deodorants. • TAt'lRED TAIL GIYE:a AIR,TIGtlT fiT , . restructuring of our lower cour­ by early fall . source of help to students, Hub­ NEW PROCESS for his pension. scott. Hubbard said "A free Gel the Gtnul .. 'Toilaflet ts." bard emphasized. Other Phone 331·9666 "Unless this is done. " exchange of ideas and efforts The Commission advised $2" AT ItARDWAIE STOUS Mezvinsky added, "many vets Kidwell between the citizens and all Pres. Boyd that an Ombudsman individuals and organization who receive Social Security Tapscott William A. Kidwell, candidate elected officials in Johnson III might see their lotal incomes John Tapscott, candidate for for Johnson County sheriff, said County is essential." decreased because the higher the Democratic gubernatorial Thursday that "small towns, The former Iowa City mayor Scoai! Security payments will nomination, charged Thursday like all towns, need peak law added that "this would benefit lead to either reduction or ter­ that his opponent in the Aug. 1 enforcement service on the both the county and its incor­ mination of their pension." primary has "completely weekends. " porated municipalities." Schmidhauser John Schmidhau.ser, who is seeking the Democratic Book Buy nomination for Congress, blasted the Nixon administration for its datelines "callousness" recently. Schmidhau.ser claimed that LAST the Republican administration ( ~------~CONTINUING THROUGH SATURDAY,JULY2. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST% and "subservient" congreSs~ AUGUST RE LOCA TION meeting lor men threaten the well-being of EX H 1B ITS-Folon-Topor I DO !-Last performance 01 I residents In the area 01 the many communities. and an eKhibition of the Encore Dinner Theatre's proposed post office at 7:30 CHANCEl typographic designs continue production 01 " 1 Do ! I Do !" at p.m. at Sabine School. Schmidhauser included at the Museum of Art. the Roosevelt Motor Hotel in SAILING CLUB meets at 7 incumbent Fred Schwengel STUDENTS FOR TAP­ Cedar Rapids . Cocktails and p.m. at IS N. Johnson. SCOTT- Volunteers are dinner at 6;30 and perlorman. among the "subservient con­ • needed to campaign by phone ceat8;30. TV-Our Dally Brud is on gressmen who voted according TODAY and door-to-door in the Tap· Film Odyssey 8t7;30 p.m. to the dictates of the Nixon scott for Governor campaign. THURSDAY , AUGUST3 ARTHUR CRUDUP perfor­ administration to defeat one of Call Kevin Kirlin (338-7115, or FARMER'S MARKET is and Lee Dewey (338·1656,. People held on the riverbank near the ms at8 p.m. on Anderson HaU the most important pieces of I , for Tapscott will provide food IMU from 8 a.m. till noon . Mall, West Bank Union, legislation affecting the people and room if necessary . Come to buy and sell. University 01 Minnesota. Free MUSIC-Whitecross at the and open . of the First DIstrict." OR I ENTATION-Anyone Schmidhauser, a UI professor interested in helping lorelgn Pub and Truth althe Beer Gar· TV-Works of Samuel TOMORROW students with English conver· den . Beckett as read by Jack of political science, said the sation during Foreign Student SCATTERGOOD Arts MacGowran on Hollywood Emergency Community 1. Orientation (August 20-25) call Festival includes a sale, show. TelevislOi Theatre at 8 p.m. At plays, food and music lor 75 to p.m. on that channel. Nikki Facilities Act was needed to Gail Fagen at 337-3754. Will provide badly-needed water and . involve only a couple hours 01 cents donation. Scattergood is Giovanni interviews James Fri., July 28 your lime . Am ericans two miles east 01 West Branch. Baldwin on So"'! sewage facilities for many Iowa preferred. WOMEN 'S DANCE-All FRIDAY, AUGUST. communities. : SOMEONE CARES al the women of all ages are invited MUDDY WATERS and to the All Women 's Dance from Freddie King appear at the The bill, which was defeated, , Crisis Center , Call 351-0140 Irom 2 p.m . to 2 a.m. 9 p.m. to I a.m. at 407 Iowa Memorial Auditorium in would have provided construc­ and FRIDA Y JULY %8 Avenue, corner of Gilbf:rt and Burlington, Iowa at 8 p.m. tion jobs for many Iowans, Sch­ ; Iowa. Child care provided. Tickets available in Iowa City midhauser added. MUSI(:-Horatlo Edens and at the Music Shop lor $UO. Byron Duckwall present a SUNDAY,JULY,. • TV-Faaeralln BerUa is on SUNDAY, AUGUST. cello recital at 4:30 p.m. in 20th Annual Wedding Harper "'all, and Charles the CBS movie at 6:30. Neatsy Sat., July 29 Michael Caine spy thriller. Reunion for couples who have Nailed Koster wIII give a bassoon been married at the Little recital at6:30 p.m. MONDAY, JULY 31 WOMEN Against Rape Brown Church, twelve miles MULTI-MEDIA presen· south of Cbarles City on High­ BENSON, MInn. (API-Ray­ .. tation of live cantos 01 Dante's meets at the Women 's Center at7 :30p.m. way 34 • . Program begins at 10 mond Abnet 01 Benson pleaded' " Inlerno" will be shown at the a.m. guilty Thursday to charges that Unitarian Church, 10 South TV-Chekhov's The Dlel is aired at 10 p.m. on channel 12. THURSDAY, AUGUST II he littered roads in the area Gilbert at 8 p.m. Admission DANCERS Moinaddin and Iree . TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 with about 200 pounds 01 nalls. VOTE TODAY! Fatima present spiritual dan· MUSIC-Truth at the Beer CeS from folk tradltlonsat Cen· Highway crews said they useeI' • Garden and Whitecross at the TV-Billy Graham and Cam ­ pus Crusade lor Christ are In ter East at 7:30, free . All snowplows and magnets to PUb . Texas with the youth of welcome . clean up the nalls, which were 1. SCATTERGOOD Artl America . Part two il on FREE FILMS at the Public in five sizes along about 50 miles Festival Includes a sale, show, library .t 7;30 p.m. are tomorrow, if It turns you on highway cotDIty roads plays, food Bnd music lor 75 Crellin from t~e La,HI and 01 and that much . Charlie Chaplin's July cent donation. Scattergood i5 Euy Street at 9 p.m. on Chan­ Revu,e .f th Creatlre. Aiso 17. two miles east 01 West Branch. nel 12. ELECTION RETURNS O.e MWI •• B.C. with Lon One firm said the nalIs caUled At I p.m. tonlghl. ," Marlgolds" begin at 9:30 on channels. and Chaney, Jr. and Fra.ke.. tti •. punctures in 40 Urea on Its "'- and " AIceslis ." 9. HAVE AGOODVACATION . ~ trucu. Page ~Tbe Dally low .....low. City, Iowa-FrI., July ZI, 1m Kidwell . Film star Fonda e and the Hanoi trip OlD on human It's cool that Jane Fonda is getting the media attention priorities .she is, exposing the U.S. War Machine's action against Vietnamese civilians from her trip to North Vietnam. My opponent, Mr. Schneider, in his recent column of Soapbox Soundoff did But it makes you wonder what Fonda has that Susan bring up a valid point. Therefore, I would Sontag or Rennie Davis don't have, They've been to like to take this opportunity to apologize to Hanoi, brought back as much or more con deming informa­ the ADA-IDC, the news media and all the '. tion, but the camerapeople go agog only at Fonda, film residents of Johnson County. superstar-turned-"radical superstar." When the question was raised as to my Some may say, "Why should Fonda get the media?" position on "property or people," I was They have a valid point, one which relates right back to the thinking how I, as sheriff, could stop the I irate. outraged businessman from American Dream Syndrome. squeezing the trigger of a shotgun as his The Fonda action, however, springs straight (rom the windows came crashing about him. new Yippie philosophy : soak the system for what you can This Is tbe real problem as I see It, and to promote your own interests. For the Yippies, it means bave never been coocerned witb tbe Idea of a policeman or ODe of my men sbootlng or using the "jungle of capitalism" (tee shirts, books, killing an Individual. posters) to combat U.S. imperialism. For Fonda, it means To clear the air once and for all, I will using the jungle of "stardom" to combat a c1osed-eye without the least equivocation state that media ... a tool Fonda admits prompted her to accept an "LUe always comes ahead of property." Oscar "because the average oppressed American like the As to the rest of the article by Mr. ceremonies to go on ." Schneider, he is once again waging a per· sonal attack. Fundamentalist ideologists may cry "cop-out" and It seems to me the Sheriff in eight years "revisionism," but the philosophy has its merits, Like it or does no know how yet to politic for his own not, it 's getting a segment of the truth about U.S. dike re-election and thus must resort to per­ bombings-through Fonda-across to a lethargic Ameri­ sonal a ttacks while I continue to take issue ca . And that's a service, with his budget, number of personnel and mismanagement practices. -Steve Baker -WIlliam Kidwell Candidate for Sberlff

Suggestions, pM I 'CAN WI on RID OF WHATSISNAME BEFORE HE BECOMES A HOUSIHOLD WOlD" I ;:. II • • ~H•• pleez 'Rich get richer' U you've got comments-good, bad, ugly or in between­ about the Summer's Daily Iowan, pass 'em on to us, 201 Communications Center, via campus or U.S. mail. They can be signed or anonymous, contemptuous or Tale of UI salaries i<'.... ~JJ_I UT__ ... LIII. ____ .M;!tW ",w·, friendly. We don't really care. It's just that we want to know, both specifically and-or generally, what you want The UI's increased awareness of the (Today's Soapbox Soundoff comes from more of, less of, the same of, since you're paying for this Looking further at who gets the money at need for affirmative action, as revealed by two separate statements-one by William UI reinforces the old adage: "the rich get A. Kidwell, candidate for Johnson County thing. richer and the poor get poorer." Cece's raise, does not really show concrete As far as we're concerned, August will be a month of progress, since Dr. Foxley still shares a Sheriff and one by Donald Schleisman, Adding 5.5 per cent (the 72-73 recommen· secretary, has no research staff and still candidate for state senator. I listening. Your letters won't be printed because we're not ded increase for non-academic personnel) has to have a man sign her supply printing , just learning. to the base pay of custodians and full -time requisitions. maids in the dorms and 1MU as given in woman's the Wage and Salary Schedules effective Among tbe collegiate deans the only Schleisman July 1, 1971 , produces the following raise In the "no raise" (1971-72) year was Those new results : a ~O increase per month for the watch for Nursing ($3,5001, still leaving that maids or $240 per year , and $26 increase dean's salary the lowest of all collegiate 'regrets' patrol cars per month for custodians or $312 per year. deans. . • . This year that slot is open for $2,500 A~so , If we look at those under the tttle?f more , bringing that salary up to $30,500, Arecent announcement: something like twenty per cent As.slstant to the Provost, we have ~ , 4()() m the same as all other openings for college DI editorial of the Iowa trooper patrol's cars are being de-marked. Maids' r~lses las.t yea~ , and $2,25!I f?r. thIS year deans . With one exception, the incumbent In response to the DI attempt to tell the Now, I thought it was amusing when the Iowa City police smaller raise WIth the mclUSlOn of two I~dlvlduals not deans all receive in excess of $30 500. voters of this district how to vote in the listed under the Provost m the 1970-71 ' August primary, I submit the following cars tried to make their cherry tops look like luggage As was observed by the maids when the 5 budget book . Although the total amount of raises for seven points: racks, Then this year all the city police cars became dull per cent increase for 71 ·72 created a Dr . Cecelia FOldey's salary is not 72-73 for Central Administrators is within 1. I am damn proud of the tremendous similar $5 monthly difference, "Our cost of included in the above figures, as she was th" 2 3 per cent pro .• ....1 b Sandy the p'e maroon, dull green, dull brown, dull grey, ired after the printing of tile J971-72 i>obk, ,. . fm""" y , I progress that was made in Johnson County I I And now this. . living went up as much as the janitors', h n was not cut evenly, with individual during the lime that I was the why should they not only get more to start It used to be that courts and the police themselves, and her appointment to the Provost's staff increases ranging from $500-2000 each, and administrative assistant to the board . The with but get a higher raise?" The was originally only half·time. some receiving nothing. emphasis was on professional pretty much , would say that the better marked a cop's janitor·maid area at VI is one of the most From the data we have, her stated [ administration and I personally argued car was, the better, since the net effect was to deter some blatant areas of sex discrimination. salary for 1972-73 represents a $5,500 A word of caution : jobs are not plentiful against every type of unnecessary expen­ people from breaking the law and thus keep them out of the Looking at the big money (excluding UI increase over her starting salary; now and if you take a Merit System job, diture. crowded legal system. Hospitals ), we hear from Sandy in a however, there were percentage of time you must stay in that classification for a 2. My opponent bas only taken up tbe Thus, there were some rulings against unmarked cars, memo , "Because I personally directed and salary adjustments for her made year before you are eligible for a cause of penal reform witbin tbe last four last year that as a category deans and during 1971-72. promotion, and that promotion can only be weeks. unless for special purposes, and in some jurisdictions it university administrators for whose to the next rank . My question is: why didn't she think it was even held that police couldn't hide in waiting for salaries [ am directly responsible should , Readers, adivse us of your experiences was important nine years ago when she passing speeders. not receive any salary increase in the first Mid-year with Personnel. Send notes, anonymously took office or any time since? Why just Apparently, local and state cops have thrown that-at year (71·72) ofthe bieMium, I have direc­ if you desire, care of Women's Watch, DI , four weeks before the election? ted that an adjustment be made in this Communications Building, or come in per­ 3. My opposition to abortion in this com· least as a general theory-out the proverbial window. category for the second year of the bien· admustments BUT, WAIT! The legal system is no more eager to have son to share your experiences to our munity takes much more independence of nium . These adjustments for the deans and non-credit Action Studies Class, mind and "courage," as you called it, thl\n that influx now than before, nor more capable, so the University-wide administrators represent Possibly similar mid-year adjustments Discrimination Against Women Within tbe account for the apparent raises in the "no the opposite stand does. police dare not unleash all the vehemence of unmarked a 2.3 per cent increase for that budgetary University Community, ID. 'is raise" year. This means the individual had 4. It hard to believe that you would cars! Everything's cool...il you're white, old and straight. category in 1972-73," endorse a candidate during whose term in Comparing salaries for 1170-71, 1971-72, the money to spend from mid·year on. We'll be meeting every Thursday, 8 That's my guess, even if it's just a matter of it just Thus, although the lump sum raises at office Iowa dropped from 9th to 20th in the and 1972-73 as listed In Internal Allocations p.m., starting in early September. Watch nation in appropriations for higher working out that way : selective enforcement has flooded (or tbose termed "Central the beginning of the next fiscal year may the Action Studies Bulletin or this column education on a per capita basis . and /I down to traffic laws. The bath water's out, the baby's still Administration" In the 1970-7% catalog tur­ be small or non-existent , mid·year adjust­ for meeting place or telephone 353-3610 or ments actually meant more money for the tuitions at the UI doubled. in. ns up '7,000 In raises for last year 351-1203. . All of this because your Senator cared -Lowell May (George's raise was dignUied witb a title individual than the fiscal year raise JudyGlb80n indicates. more for publicity and news stories than Opinion Stall Writer cbangel and ",250 In raises for tbls vear. Mary B. Weidler she did for getting the job done. S. I'll bet that the OJ editor as well as most people in this community want to see bingo legalized and probably para mutual betting as well. mall specify the parts of the female My opponent voted against letting the anatomy that supposedly a people of Iowa vote on tbe referendum Durham Tht' Ihlll ~ Ift"an ",,.I.-.mr, \lllIr )I •• ,d If""" Iud lI,hulin" rapist would delight in: wblch can clear tbe way for such H_"'f'u, ~OM mu"l I ~ pr 1",4 "thighs", "cunt " (what is legislation, lIIo.bl,· .. pau ~ •• , rll"lnbullMI oj "d. that?) and ankles. Ankles! 6. I don 't ask for anyone's vote simply . , on Stuit I_ 1_'trf"1 Itr "PiU't, "f' rtqu"llh .. 1 l'II,r'l br ~n mttr, .han , ... The writer was so far out as to because 1 would be one of the youngest To the editor: l~p'. rlill'" pa~I" lon~ deflect any consideration of a state senators in the history of the United It astonishes me, the willing· serious solution to the problem States. [ also do not expect anyone to vote ness of this university to reveal of rapes, namely stiff laws to against me simply because my opponent is the degree to which it is morally higher grade point from women fact that her work was everyone treated alike regar­ es at this university-that punish convicted rapists . Such a woman. bankrupt. I refer to Dean of than from men has been com· excellent. dless of differences in promise brings to the face just the tiniest laws are now about out the win· The issues should be the basis for casting Liberal Arts Dewey B. Stuit's mon across the country and is And, of course, there are all or achievements. little grin. For Dewey Stuit to dow with the result in the your vote. column " explaining" the still a fact of life at many of our those women who never carne to Many vocal women on this talk about excellence just has to Supreme Court concerning the 7. I regret that the editor of the DI does inferior position of women at nation 's institutions, though the university at all, having campus have simply been be some sort of contradiciton in death penalty. not respect the voters of this community the University of Iowa . they have sometimes been been discouraged from doing so asking for an end to the practice terms. I cannot see any way that a enough to allow them to make their own He says that the "supply" (I scared into becoming a little by "career counselors" of demanding that women be LonaDurbam rapist would be convinced not to decision on August first. like that word-it has a military less blatant about it. educated by the university. better than men before they can rape because he knows that Donald Schlel.man ring to it) of outstanding women Women have been and are Or who, if they did corne, went be judged as good-in terms of even if caught he faces a battery C8IIdidate for tbe State Senate candidates is very limited, that systematically discriminated into those fields which Stult salary, rank, and other 'Liberals' of psychiatrists and not 2000 there are "cultural factors" against by university men in notes women "tend" to go into. professional privileges. volts in a dimly lit room. Bartel which have caused women in charge or grants, scholarships, Having been chameled into Others, it is true, and I am and rape The whole situation is F fewer numbers than men to fellowships, assistantships, and "womanly fields" by men one, believe that a university extremely ironic: An obviously on quotes ," attain academic excellence those other aids to the educated by the university for can and should treat everyone To tbe editor: liberal lady being confronted and, this last a bit plaintively I achievement of academic just that task, their plight alike ; that differences in Although I agree with any with the results of her It was stated in a story on the Johnson thought, that "it is not the fault excellence. becomes an excuse to promise and achievement are sane person tbat a rape is a very liberalism in action. But justice County Supervisor race in the July 27, 1972 discriminate against them in for the most part differences deplorable thing-and that con­ will prevail: her assailant issue of the Dally Iowan that my "com­ of university administrators Studies have shown tbat I' that this is so." financial aid more readily terms of rank and pay. imposed by the environment of victed rapists should be probably has a big dose of the ments lead State Auditor Lloyd Smith to was clapp for his efforts. Throughout his defense of the available to men even when Stuil says that before a the individual; that one role of a punished to the fullest extent of chastise county auditing.II That statement university, Stuit the crutch university is criticized for not truly "excellent" educational the law-1 was somewhat at a L. Victor de Zavala infers that the state auditor chastised the uses those men were less qualified Z06 Hawkeye CI. . of "culture" to explain why than women candidates for the having more women faculty institution would be to strive to loss to fathom the writers intend Johnson County Auditor, Dolores Rogers, . women are underpaid, over­ assistance. members, cultural factors eliminate those cultural dif­ or exact state of her mind as the when in fact it was the superv~rs being • • worked, underrepresented, and For those women who sbould be taken into account. ferences. letter developed. Free Desmond chastised for county governmental overused. But he rather han­ managed, somehow, to make it What has happened here is If the stakes weren't so high, This unfortunate woman went To tbe editor: operation . dily ignores the extent to which on their own, to survive without that the universities in this Stuit's concern about "excellen· on to "down" almost everything Free Desmond 19491. Please. Also my quote, "Theoretically, county the university creates and the assistance to which they country shut their doors to all ce" might be a little humorous. in society and even advocated Everyone. Postcard that unsig­ government is a beautiful system for sustains culture, the extent to were entitled, there were the but a few select women, refuse Any woman who has had an various weapons systems to ned message to Pardon Attor­ flexibility but the most easily corrupted," which, for middle and upper subtler forms of discrimination to train women for positions of opportunity to come into con· combat the problem of women ney, Dept. of Justice, Washing­ was truncated to "Theoretically, county class people, the university IS to be dealt with. responsibility, then say, tact with the men who teach on alone at night. My wife will, no ton , D.C . government is a beautiful system," which culture in this society. I think sometimes of my "obviously you are inferior, and run this campus knows that doubt, be asking me to buy a Unslpecl I felt did not fully convey my meaning. lI'e few of It is tbe systematic friend wbo took a graduate there sO you able to those men aren't special; that bazooka or a rocket launcher United S&alel Penitentiary I think the Dally Iowan did an excellant discrimination practiced again­ degree in one 01 the hard scien· accept positions 01 respon. at best, many 01 them are for her. This ridiculous McNeU IJIaad, WuIIiqtoD job of capturing the contrast of the variOUl It women by universities which ces at this university who daily sibillty." And often they whine downright mediocre. statement is however, in line candidates running for supervisor. . accounts for the undersupply of had to face an advilor who "you can't blame us for that. " It is that knowledge-lmow­ with the thinking of the writer of Letters continued -Rlcbll'd BII1eI • cademic women : the practice suggested she go into a "more Stult charges that lOme vocal ledge available to almost any that letter . Democratic Candidate of requiring for admission a womanly" fleld-despite the women on thlI campus want woman who bas attended class- The letter then went on to page 5, column 1 for Jolmsoa CoIUlty Sapervllor 'Joe Kidd?' Forget it: ffi.)!)[l OvRf/fJ.L J!.NE Aftermath . SURVIVAL LINE'S telephone will not be ringing agaIn Eastwood wins, who cares Great lS worse until Monday, August 28. Joe Kldd. Clint Eastwood IS Magnificent Seven, Hour of tbe and anyone else in order to cut I was very interested to read If we've not yet solved your problem, though, have no fear Joe Kidd . Uhhhhh _.. grant... Gun, and most importantly, legal red tape and keep his land ,day to the editorials in Tuesday's of being neglected. We will continue to work on the questions grunt...bang bang bang smash Bad Day at Black Rock. Clint secure. Dally lowaa about the rapes in we now have right on through the break. crunch bleed bleed squint squint Eastwood has steadily been Eastwood doesn't really care Iowa City. I know how the ... ahhh, so what? developing a not very deep, yet one way or the other; he doesn't bring victims feeJ-I was raped three Where possible, we'll pass the word on to you by mail or phone when we solve your problem. Christ; seemS I've written very interesting character, recognize any causes except his years ago. Yes, John, I was a so many words about so many beginning with the Sergio Leone own. Eastwood soon learns that home virgin. bad movies, terrible rotten films , then Hang 'Em HJgb, everyone involved, both sides, I can hardly remember the SURVIVAL LINE followup: On Tuesday we reported about gut-wrenching zero who gives a Beguiled, Play Misty For Me, is pretty rotten, so he kills the barrel. \1);'~"lU rape itself. There was pain and K.D.'s problems with her Bulova watch purchased at goddam movies, some good and most deflnitively, DIrty fear, and then it was over. It everybody, sort of, and rides off Ginsberg's here in Iowa City. We set things up for her to get movies, one or two for Christ's Harry. High Noon fashion at the end. was the aftermath that I sake. I wake up coovulsing in remember so vividly. I think the repair of her watch or free replacement with a new one by Robert Duvall has done None of these characters' Bulova Watch Corp_ in New York City. the middle of my life and ~ell excellent work in The Rain motivations and actions make Visit the Colonel recovery is worse than the rape. People. To Kill a Mockl.ng Bird, The first thing I did was to Stanley Ginsberg , of Ginsberg's head store in Cedar any sense. They are constantly Kentucky Fried Chicken CHARCO'S as Ned Pepper in True Grit, and phone my family doctor by long Rapids, has contacted SURVIVAL LINE with a clarification being contradicted in order to 1310 Musntine HiwilY 6, West most recently inTbeGodfatber. low. CRy distance. "Just forget it ever of their company policy. serve some idiot's idea of the Cor.lvUle John Saxon has done some com­ story. I can 't really imagine P113S1-611O Ph 337 -3161 happened, II was his sage He was disturbed that K.D. felt she had to contact us to get advice . "Never tell anyone. No petent televiSion work , and has anybody so bored with them­ satisfaction because "we have gladly repaired the watch been effective in films like War selves that they would have to man wants a wife who isn't a each time she brought it in." virgin." Hunt and The Appaloosa. What go to this movie. It's like bad "We would have been happy to send it to Bulova for her if these four people have in com­ aspirin or bad beer. I don't My reaction to this was anger. she'd only asked us to do so. But it would have taken a lot Why should I have to live a lie mon is, you guessed it! Joe know , if after all this time for the rest of my life? I had longer than our local repairs do, so we fIXed it for her myself that, over and over. Kldd. you're still able to walch I'd rather not go into the plot, committed no crime that should ourselves, as a customer service. It was working right each Then I drive a stake through my "Beverley Hillbillies" reruns, II,...... be concealed. time it left our store, of course, or we wouldn't have given it heart and go back to sleep. but what the hell. Saxon plays a then you can just figure I'm Then I went to Student back to her until it was working." In reality I really couldn't Mexican determined to lead his being the usual smartass and lert...... __ _ Health. "There's no such thing Ginsberg noted that "I believe firmly that a person who care less or more about Joe people to revolution and mar­ perhaps enjoy this. I can't. as rape," I was told by a male buys a watch Crom us, even a $10 watch, is entitled to Kldd, it means nothing to me tyrs' deaths if necessary in Ted Hicks order to regain their land from doctor . "You must have complete satisfaction. If anything goes wrong that is not the except that I have now to write encouraged him . Are you sure a review, so to speak, aboutit. I imperialist whiles who have POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT wearer's fault, we will gladly repair it without charge for the mean, il was enough of a zero just mined Haiphong harbor. you didn't want sex? " length of the warranty period." Guilt feelings grew inside me. value sitting through it (albeit Robert Duvall is a land baron Was it really my fault? for free, but you know how it is, determined to slaughter Saxon After that experience I knew I have questions on V.D. that were not answered by last bitch bitch bitch ... ). But okay. CLINT that I couldn't go to the police. If semester's Daily Iowan articles on the subject. The article John Sturges has directed some extremely entertaining EASTWOOD the doctor didn't believe me. indicated that V_D. is passed from one person to another by Personal, marriage, films : Tbe Great Escape, The why should they? genital-genital contact. But how about an involved case of family struggles? Talk to dOE KIDD I phoned my parents. "You're oral-oral contact (kissing) or oral-genital or even oral·anal? a qualified counselor. Opfn to all, non-profit, ruined for life," screamed my Also, does the disease stay localized to one part of the body? mother. " No man will ever pay according to ability. want you now!" Rejection by C.I.L. ConfidentiaL Call the people I needed most. Lutheran Social Service. Two weeks later I was a There's an exceJlent free leaflet on V.D. on the magazine JS1-4880 physical and emotional wreck. I rack at Student Health, published by Pfizer Laboratories and felt guilty for being a rape vic· called "Do You Know About the Most Commonly Reported tim! I was on the verge of Communicable Disease?" SURVIVAL LINE suggests that Her weapon is her body... suicide because. as everyone you stop by and pick one up . You can do it inconspicuously, so ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• She can cut you, kill you knows. a rape victim has no don 't feel embarrassed to do so. or cure future. SURVIVAL Meanwhile, here are some brief answers to your questions. WHITE CROSS A very kind friend suggested Gonorrhea is caught at the time of intimate physical that I go talk to someone at the contact with the sex organs or rectum of an infected person. PLAYING psych hospital. There I had to GOURMET Ditto for syphilis, with the addition of the mouth as an area of re-examine my values and TUlia Burgers Friday and Saturday goals. I had to adjust to being a transmittal. So it is possible for V.D. to he transmitted in the oral modes at the non-virgin . I can tuna drained (6112.7 oz.) you mention . It was a long, slow, and pain­ I cup chopped celery ful process. Syphilis is often found involving every part of the body, I small onion, minced This is the real tragedy of while gonorrhea often remains localized on or near the l..l cup diced cheese rape-not the pain, humiliation PUB reproductive system or rectum of the infected person. 1/4 cup mayonnaise or loss of virginity. 6 hamburger buns Tod&y I am well. I can relate Go get that booklet...... to people without fearing rejec­ Mix ingredients well. salt tion because of my experience. I In Concert Where and how can I get an application for an American an:! pepper to taste. Fill buns know that I have a very full and and place In foil wrap. promising future . Express credit card? J .C. fastening tight with paper Yet this letter must still clips. Heat oven to 350 remain anonymous. There are You can write American Express Company's credit card degrees and bake 15-20 STRAY CAT still people who would condemn division at 770 BrolldW'ay, New York City, and they'd be glad minutes. Serves 4. u 1(1 me for a crime I never commit­ to send you an application . Suggested variation: Use Plus ted. Easier, though, would be to pick one up right here in Iowa Ih cup chopped celery, delete [ Sure we need to eliminate City at one of the many motels and restaurants that accept the onion. In their place, use rapes. But more important let's Ih can of O&C french fried Isolation change our attitudes toward the the American Express card. SURVIVAL LINE checked around, and on Thursday onions. rape victims. Bon appetit! Playing -Name withheld afternoon found that the following had American Express credit card applications (among others): Rebel Motel , 336 S. Clinton; Holiday Inn, Highway 218 and 1-80; the Hawkeye Sunday, July 30 All for Lodge, Highways 6 and 218 West. McGovern Charge! 1liti, 7·11 p.m~ To the editor: MlsslsslplJl Fred McDowell The national news releases llformon Trek art gallery died earlier this month. He were so full of bull today that I played his blues on the bot· bad to write what I felt . Before I t1eneck guitar and wrote "You ACE BEER GARDEN vent my anger on these newsy opens in Coralville Got to Move" which the Rolling 121 E. College gems 1'd like to thank Bob Cam­ Stones recorded. The Stones A small wooden frame house C pagna for his analYSis of Court BVasarelyl, as well as pottery, paid blm royalties 01\ the song Admission 7S Jester Agnew's latest tirade at 801 First Avenue, Coralville, jewelry. and candles. but Fred didn't get all of tbem. (long live the NYRAN!) . (near Exit 59 off 1-80) has been Local artists involved with Whatbappened? Today Senator Jacob Javits transformed into a unique the gallery include Ulfert Wilke. Strum to the personals for the' urged President Nixon to dump enterprise-Mormon Trek Art director of the university answer to this tear jerker. Agnew from the Republican Gallery. Museum of Art, whose $IlOO Blue ticket in order to choose a Named for the road the Mor­ and Red is the most colorful and TK£ CRISIS CENTE R younger man who would appeal mons took in their westward expensive object in the Gallery. to the young voters. migration, the gallery contains Many prints sell for $15, Somebody cares. How absurd! That's like original prints by contemporary others between $18 and $60. trying to overhaul a car that's American and European artists Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 6 Every day 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. missing its engine. It's naive of (Hans Hartung, Johnny p.m. on weekdays and I p.m. to Javits to suppose that Nixon Friedlaender, Viclor 5 p.m. Sundays. 351-0140 and Anybody could appeal to the young, unless it was an elec­ . , tion for president of the Nation­ al Used Car Association. Some­ THE how people can't quite forget broken campaign promises. The other item that disgusted HOOVBR me was the endorsement of WEEKDAYS 7:30 & 9:35 Nixon by the Teamsters Union. This should outrage everyone. HOUSB Hoffa did owe the From the Master of ShoCk, administration something for RESTAURANT AShocking Masterpiece. his timely release from prison, (FORMERLY THE WHIPPLE HOUSEl didn't he'! IS NOW OPEN I hope Mr. Nixon is pleased ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S I I with this deal, 'cause I smell a EVENINGS dirty pOlitical rat. (or tent if "FRENZY" ~ . IP SUrprisingly, I am a Sian IN WEST BRANCH A UNIVERSAL RELEASE. TECHNfCOlOR' Republican. Perhaps I'm bitter , it rains) The I • and feel sold down the river by Featuring my 1968 election choice, but I Creative World Stuffed Cornish Hen doubt it. of Stan Kenlon kenlon I have only come around to Char·broiled Steaks the idea that certain individuals Chicken Kiev ,. " in this country, like Georgc Mc· Concert under the stars Stuffed Pork LOin Govern, speak for those high· sounding democratic ideals I BEST BIG BAND EVER spent so much time learning SERVING6·10 p.m. I , years ago. I( agree completely at the beautiful CALL FOR RESERVATIONS with Jerry ~9rth's recent state­ ment that "McGovern's politic· FAIRVIEW GOLF COURSE al campaign is about as close to All New Gift Items a moral crusade as any this AdVlnce tickets $3.50 per perlOn, IVllllblt It the following loullon. country has seen." TOWNeREST DX IARIARIOeHEESE HOUSE 'stAVENUE LOUNGE '1 This is one election where the ROliN HOOD ROOM eORALVILLECOURIER WEST MUSIC 1 Old Bosses have no influence on HAGEN'STV EWER'S MEN'S STORE GEORGE'S GOURMET my vote. Instead of news items PLAMOR LANES HOOVER HOUSE, West Irlnch STEREOLAND like the above from July 18, I'd RED'S WORLD IARBER SHOP LIVE ENTERTAINMENT like to hear how those over 18 Tlcke" It tilt gltt $4.00 Friday and Saturday are registering in boards In Wid., AUGUST 2-7:301011:30 P.M. order to help McGovern "bring In the American home again! " Located on Old Legion ROId, E.lt low. City JayJoIIJdon,A3 STONE CELLAR LOUNGE 1M S.lAcu SI.

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A postcard seller outside the Hermitage In Leningrad.

"It is all one to me indeed, if ( live in Ukraine or live there not at all, Whether or not men Jet my memory die, Here in an alien land, mid snows piled high, r It will not matter that such things befall ... " Taras Shevchenko (Ukranian Poet) St. Petersburg (Citade!) Monument to the struggle or the heroes or Lvov. May 1847

Women working on tracks in the streets or Leningrad. ".•. efforts to see, fee~ hear the land and people... " These photos represent a small fragment of my tour through Russia during the month of June. I toured with my grandfather and aunt with the objective of regaining contact with my ancestoraJ heritage. My efforts were to see, feel, and hear the land and people my family left over half a " century ago. I filmed and photographed in the cities of Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev , Odessa, Sochi, Lvov , and the village in which my grandmother was born. Many of my relatives still live in the village and nearby Lvov . (hope to complete an edited film by the end of the summer and also write several aritcles dealing with my experiences. I was able to have meetings with people involved in a variety of areas dealing with film and T.V. The meetings were with the hope of establishing a film ex chance between student and independent film work here and the USSR. They were extremely supportive of this possibility. Arriving in Russia just after President Nixon left made for interesting encounters and questions with the people. Generally, the people I met had developed some respect for Nixon while they maintained deep resentment concerning his Viet Nam position and in particular the recent mining of the harbors. Just about everyone was pleased with Angela Davis' freedom . One lasting impression which is gained by touring and talking to the people is the consequences of World War II. The lasting memory of 20,000,000 deaths is always present- reflected in social Kril's uncle in the village outside Lvov, Ukraine. attitudes, politics and the economy. - Ray Krll Members or Krll's ramily in their Ukrainian village. Laser art preDlieres here in fall

By CINDY CARR 3. As Einstein (a universe of sculptures in free-fall-in four " will make sense both important thing to know is that through mirror components. At mirrors. The first two vibrate at waves are "in phase" if they Feature Editor constant motion, colors. At Expo '70 the visual musically and visually." the light generated is present Cross has one such set the frequencies of the sound are in step with each other. ) When Lowell Cross presented non·simultaneous events) information was reflected from "coherent"-of single of components, so the laser fun· inputs, pick up the laser beam "A very subtle audio change an electronic mixed·media replaced Newton, the boun­ a large overhead mirror that MIRROR, MIRROR wave·length and producing ctions with just one color at a and scan it up to a third, which may make a dramatic visual work , "Video II (8)," in a daries that were part of the sent the images looping, net· totally saturated colors. time. But three more are on the projects the image. change," Cross said, showing graduate seminar at the Newtonian universe fell ting, sculpting over the people Cross is using a mlxed·gas way. One sound makes a that by putting one sound University of Toronto back in apart-the boundaries between who walked beneath. Art critic Music and the visual images krypton-argon laser. After split· Carson Jeffries, a physics one·dimensional image or a almost imperceptively out of 1966. his professor, Marshall existence and perception, time Barbara Rose described it as are integrally related by the ting the beam with a prism he professor at Berkeley who is straight line. pitch (and thus slightly out of McLuhan, said the piece was and space, art and life. "electric Jackson Pollock." way the laser system functions. has red, yellow, green, and also a sculptor, is machining Cross explained that the phase with the other) the entire "just dandy." It is impossible to speak of the There are two things that Spell laser : Light several blues. these mirror systems, and he phase relationships between image could be reversed or "Video II (8)" was a way of new art without speaking of make this significant. Amplification by Stimulated The light beams and the did those for Expo '70 as well. two sounds make up a even completely changed. seeing sound. Cross had tran· technology. Since the "invention" of per· Emission of Radiation. The sound inputs are interconnected Each system has three two-dimensional image. (Sound The illusion of a three-dimen· slated electronic music into spective, images have been sional image will also be visual imagery on a television ELECTRIC JACKSON enclosed IN a space. The laser 'mi u.a I liiii!1 screen. POLLOCK image, not confined to a screen Now he's doing much the or wall, creates Its own space. same thing, but in a way that no On a wall it could look like film one else but he has done before. "I've always been interested animation or an abstract pain· laser He hadn 't liked the way the TV in the interaction between the ting that moves, re-arrlnging beam • screen confined the images, so visual and the musical," says itself. But, as Crosasays, "It'sa now he's creating them with Lowell Cross, whose range of distraction if it becomes mIrror % laser beams. interests seems to support the framed." The laser can create 1IIU' Will P ' • The new piece, "Elec­ idea that specialization and an environmental pain­ possible with equipment Cross t tro-Acustica." will premiere in ting·animation, one that a per­ is still developing. Iowa City late in November. 8;' 1111 son can walk around in. Lasers have already been NEO-EINSTEINIAN "Everyone is in used for holography ISMS BECOME "WAS-MS" ( three-dimensional A little background is photography), and Cross will Though Cross has worked necessary for an understandilll lhe besl seal." soon start work on holograms with such noted contemporary of the implicatioos of this laser too with Prof. Noah Her­ composers as John Cage and art. -JOHN CAGE schkowitz of the physics depart­ David Tudor, he does not think • I. McLuhan (UnderstaJIdiDI ment. ol them now as influences. Media ) explained how the new Secondly, the laser work is "In electronic music as well technology is an extension of one of a number of contem­ as in laser work, the equipment man's central nervous system, fragmentation are giving way porary art events which attem· itself is the influence." how the speed of electric media to more total involvements. He pt to dissolve the barrier bet· And he doesn't see it as fitting • involved one with all the other holds degrees In music, ween time arts and space arts. into any of the "isms" which ones around spaceship earth, mathematics, and English. He Time arts include plays. concer­ describe modern art. "I had an our "global village." Iavaln is is currently an artist in the Cen­ ts, etc. (the "lively" arts?), art teacher who once said that the key word. Many artists now ter for New Performing Arts, done once and not repeatable in twentieth century art was a • seek to involve all the senses, audio engineer and assistant exactly the same way. Space history of isms that have not j ust one, as they seek a total professor in the School of Music, arts are paintinp, etc.-ert become was·ms. " experience. and an "electromuslcololist. objects which normally require "That's why one has to con­ 2. It was McLuhan who also Two years ago he designed only visual participation from sider laser art carefully. If you remarked that the artist is and installed the laIer deflec­ an audience. saturate an audience with It, it • really no more ahead of the tion system for the Pepsi Tbe laser event elicits can turn into something times than technology is. The Pavilion at Expo '70 in Osaka, syneasthesia (mixing of the sen­ ordinary and disinteresting. It artist is simply the person who's Japan. ses), and Cross says he hopes Lowell Crosl operates the laBer denectlon Iystem whle" could quickly create Its own aware of the nature of the elec­ The laser Images are loops, that the millie II cornpoainc background. (Photo by Cindy Carr) cliches. And if one isn't careful, be produees Ibltnet Imlles such II the one leeD here In tile • tric present. parabolas, nets, sprinp, kinetic for the November premiere It could become a was-m." • IOWAN ..... , ...... - -- .... ,...... w , '.:.:.:,: '- A.to.-Dome.tlc Duplex for Re.t Help Wanted Typing Serylc.. 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North Dodge. 7·28 Bank Building. 3372656. 9·29 boys or .. girls. 016174 lion . 351 ·4060. Cycle. ~:-:= ___-:- ______ONE Of the top thirteen corpora. IBM Executive - CarbOn ribbon, + 618 North Dodge The Sheridan Women WANTEO - Used bunk bed, good lions In the U.S. will be glvm~ a theses and shorl papers. Experi. RESEARCHERS FOR sale - 1971 Honda 35Occ . + 613 North Gilbert JIM (Flash) - Hot show Satur. Reasonable. Phone 338·6431. 7·28 condition . Call Mark after 7 p.m., free aptitude test to determtne enCed . 338.9947 . 9·21 3373483. 728 your sales potential. If you qualify + 731 East Church day. Call for a band next time. We have mass·mailing and and are hired, we will pay you The Bro. 7·28 mark·sensing capabilities: 40 1971 Kawasaki l00cc, U50 or best ELECTRIC typewriter - Theses, + 830 East Jefferson PEGASUS, INC. offer. Dial 338·2170. 7.28 Instruction S800 10 $1.000 per month during manuscripts, lellers, term pap· + 414 South Dubuque cents per so· item question· our Ihree year training period. ers. Phone 337·7988. 9·20 MATT Eckermann for County naire plus postage for the first Supervisor. Cast your vote for a The PhotogrilPhY People STARK'S HONDA - New 1972 COMPETENT pianis t to Instruct Phone 351 ·4868, 9 a.m. to 4:30 ~~. AA~" 351 ft.I."2 mailing and 2S cents per 73 ," It b e9i nn~rs , YOUr home. 338·9820, Ip."" .; 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., 351-6324. CLEAN work, dirt cheap, ex per. or -vvv more progressive county govern Hondas no extra charges. No ment. (Pol itical Advertisement). Call 338-6969 3' 4 " answer card for subse­ waiting . CB750 now 51 ,498 , CBSOO evenings best. 921 7·28 lenced typist wants theses, term I N~W quent mailings. now SI,298. 450 Hondas S998. 350 papers, other. 338 .9820 evenings I ~'.-:;'::. bedroom, unl urnlshed. Hondas S729. 175 Hondas $559. WANTED D.lyllll1l" 111111', 111 1"" til midnight. Rush lobs welcomed. :~:j>e'."u, air cond itioned. Close In, House for aent 9·8 ~i: "iOL _et parking . S1 57 . Call KEMPTON·CLINE CLloo now S399 , CT70K now 5289. lor Ihrl'l' Y'·. " " III I ••V . "" I.. ",·. ______>J'~". . 7·28 ATC Honda $449. NO walling . TWO bedroom, air conditioned, kc pin" . 331 : I'I(~J J /II COMPUTER SERVICE Stark's Sport Shop, Prairie du garage. 714 5th Avenue, Coral· ELECTRIC - Carbon ribbon. Ex· ------­ perlenced. Reasonable. Mrs. Har· FURNISHEDefficiencles - $SO­ HANDMADE and tooled leather TEACHERS Suite 400, Chien, Wis. Phone 326.2331. vill e. Married couple. S175. 338- WANTED M"""'I'" 1/ .. 1' ... 11 ... ·, bells, purses, moccasins, sandals. Iowa State Bank Build ing __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 5905. 9·15 En1 crpri\r- ~f'n IJ 11,lln" , oI l "h I " , ney, 644.2630, toll free. 9·1 ;a5. 521 S, Van Buren after 6 p.m. 1 • phone nlJmhr·r rI"d 111 ... 11 11 ' "tl' /II', 10·5 203 h E. Washington, 2nd floor. 8·29 ~~WANTED DIAL 338.5745 Advertise aide or alder to ISA. J I] Norl" 11111 ,,,, ,,,. 1 :111 FAST, experienced, reasonable. Your unwanted items lOlA ... ~, Dissertations, term papers. Eng · MASSAGE, sauna, elterclse, Con tact Southwest I I In these columns RIDE wanted to New York City ~;~~~ , "'D - College junior or !ish, foreign . 338·6509. 7·31 WALKING DISTANCE DODls . Rovale Health Care. PDQ)" ~::::::::::::::::::::~ ~~==:.__ Call 354 2366 7 28 ' ten to twenly hours per Teachers Agency, Box .. ___ ...... Salary $ISO to $300 per ELECTRIC - Former University Newer, furnished, large two side , Carousel Inn. 351-6324. 2:JU I INDUSTRIAL SALES p.m.· l0 :30 p.m. 9·13 ,4337, Albuquerque, N.M., secretary and English teacher, bedroom . Carpeted REPRESENTATIVE SCHWINNMisc. _for 5.speed lale Coll"" l ate A U t OS- Fore Ign- l~m~Otn~i~h~_t:o~i,~e3agr~n~~~ i n,~s~ur~a. n~cede{b:. ~U~Si~ near campus. 338·3783. 8·31 Ihrcwghoul, illr conditioned, PAINTINGS b S 0 kl ,87106 "Our 26th year," r .~ . Iilundry. Ideal for lour y ue wzars - , Bonded and a member of ENJOY ABOVE AVERAGE Excellent condit ion . Call Mark, Sport. I~r.p" "ullo ELECTRIC tYPing , carbon rib. t d t Iowa Memor ial Un ion through EARNINGS AS YOU BUILD A 337.3483 . 7.28 I Lunrs, C;:LU, 307 ProfeSsional bon, editing, experienced Dial S u en s. July. 7·28 NATA Park Bu ilding, Cedar Rapids, 338·4647 . . 9.25 337·7111 FINANCIALLY SECURE TWIN bed complete $15 Poke 19,61 Volkswagen Camper - Re· Iowa . 9.29 ALL men Interested I i ~T~~h~eYn1 >---- -. -----_.- AND INTERESTING CA · table, $30. 'Dial 351-7079. ' 7 - 2~ ~j'n~:Jor , pop.top, luggage ra7:~ I!JM Pica ,!nd Elite - Carbon TWO bedroom furni shed ' •• , i~r~~~i ?~3f.j~9~ call REER WtTH 3A+l COM· . ~STnUDENTS to work, for rooms nbbons, reliable. Jean AllgOOd, for four adults. Also o~:"ka:.;~~~~ , . PANY THAT ENJOYS ONE PATIO Sale, bargains - Clothes, 1971 VOlkswagen Bu M t II Ih cooking . Black s GaSlight 338·3393. 9·18 lurnlshed for two adults NOu'Pfuu~"'~2 FRESHMEN anJ SophOmores - If INSURANCE OF HIGHEST REPEAT· daylable, July sofa. 30 Lakes9 a mide .5 p1813 m . Sun 7.28. $1,SOO. 1131 3rd Avenue,9 - 6us p .mse .. 8. lage. 9·26 337·3265. . you can use $100 per month-free BUSINESS PERCENTAGES , " . . . p.m. 8.29 flying lessons and a chance to com· Homeowners IN THE INDU STRY . Pet. Mobile Home MOVING Sale - Air conditioner, 1961 V I 122S Lo.t and Found ersllet AfoFrRBOicUla'·ttUtheltl°FnleS,cdhhooluasers.hw'Pe' Motorcycle Nationally prominent 011 and refrigerator, television, cr ib. 0 vo - Eng ine recently Men 's, women's, children's cloth. Jverhauled. $275. Inspected , mov· LOST _ Set of keYS- Desk keys offer you a iOb at graduation paying Aulo (also SR·22) lubricant companv has two ing. Miscellaneous household lng , must sell . 351 ·2077 . 7.28 and Dodge truck key . Contact FREE black kittens, cute. Call Dal'ly Iowan nearly $10,000 per year-$IS,ooo In Boats oulstandlng territories avail· goods. Low prices. Saturday, 407 Daily Iowan, 353.6201. 7.28 338·9201 , days; 351 . 1915, evenings. three years. Room 2, Fieldhouse Or able in the Southern half of Siadium Park. 7.28 1970 VOlkswagen Camper Bus. 7.28 call 353·3937 . 9·14 Lile·Rates you can live with Iowa . Some cities In th is area Stove, refrigerator, pop·up top. LOST - MOStly white St. Bernard Ipftpp IRVIN PFAB INSURANCE are Des Mo ines, Council UPR I GHT freezer, Magnavox $3 ,000 . 354·2396 . 7·28 puppy, large brown spot on side, [I ir"~~"~v'''~n::~~k~ltt~en - Three. months, used SMAUG'S Treasure - Handcrafted stereo with AM.FM radio, Ph ilco two black eyes, brown collar rlmenl, traIned, owner want ads sli ver. 336 S. Gilbert St. Consign· Bluffs, Burlington and FI. dishwasher ; Philco black·white Answers to " Ben ." 354.1060. Re : wn 351 ·6996. 7.28 menls welcome! 9·14 916 Maiden Lane 351·7333 Madison. Bonus and Insurance Mobile Homes prcgrams. Complete training Til electric typewriter, Singer ward. 7.28 ------WE ' R E do ing research on normal sewi ng machine and many house· 1?66 IOx50 Skyline _ Furnisned, PROFESSIONAL dog grooming - language development in child· including classroom and ac· hold items. Mov ing overseas. Call air, shed . Excell ent condition. 337. LOST - Glasses, wire rims, in Puppies, kittens, tropical fish: pet ren, 2 211. yearf . If you can spare tual Infield help . 338·6289 after 5 p.m. and Saturday 4089 ; 354.2518. 8.29 Field House . 351 .3633 or 351 .0674 . supplies. Brenneman Seed Store, !O~ bring results some lime with your chil d, call mornings. 7.28 7.28 S. Gilbert, 338·8501 . '"' ______-!p 3535.m. 463, 3·5 p.m.; 354·1937 , 7-2688 Open your instant interest Prefer ind ividual over 25 1966 12)(60 Iwo bedroom - Air , who will work to get ahead. KALONA Kountry Krealions - shed, stereo, 1'2 baths, 12x14 deck REWARD! Beagle lost moslly (1r checking account today. Mechanical and·or sales ex· The place with the haMmades. overlooking woods. 351 ·8934. 8·29 wh ite, like Snoopy. Pink spot on Apt. for Rent CAST vour absentee ballot t. t the perience helpful but nOI man· K ~ lona, Iowa. 10·5 nose, howls at University whistle • FOUR girls can rent a two bed auditor's office in Ihe Court House datory. 10)(52 Pip.dmont - Furnished, car· Ph ill ips, 337·9197 . 7.78 DOWNTOWN, spacious, furn ish. room aparlment at Sevill e for $SO arter July 17, Monday through Open 6 days a week. WRITING desk, black, large ; peted, skirled, shed, lenced yard. ed " parlment. Heat, water. Sull. each per month. Phone 3381175. Friday, 8 a .m. to 4 p.m. Vote for For application and personal green rug, 6x41f. feet, both good Hililop No . 9, 337·4762 . 9·8 Musical tOllditiOll . 354·2958. able three students. 338.8587. 10.6 9·1 Lorada E. Cllek for Johnson interview, send brief resume 8X40 Nassau home - GOOd condi· I~iii~~~'~iIiii.iii ••• ~ ~-;;-;-;-;-;-;-;;-;-;;-;-;;~-;-;-;-;-;-;-;;-;;~- CveOUnTyrlise mSupervent .) isor . I Political 7Ad·28· to: ZIELI~SKI'S. Photo·Art Gallery lion , furn ished. No . 61. Hil ltop - Amish , Indian, Iowa Life PhD· Trai ler Park. 351 .0491. In.tru.. ent. Jack French tographs. Phone 1·656 ·2158 . Kalo· NEW and used (7) Gu itars, AmpS , Personnel Director na , Iowa . 9. 11 10dO Vanguard - Furnished, air Drums, Mikes: Acoustic, Peavey, WESTWOOD Our classified ads Coral ville and North Liberty LUBRICATION cond ition ed. Bon Alre NO, 40 afler Gibson, R Ic kenbacker, Gretsch, are for your convenience ENGINEERS, INC . HERB dryer - Use in Ihe privacy 5:30 p.m . ; 337·9872. 7·28 elc. Advanced Aud io Eng ineer. CORONET Member F,D.l.C. Of your home. Dries three kilos of _-=-. ;,....,: __-'--" ____ _ P.O. Box 7128 lng, 807 East Burlington. 3314919 1906 Broadway Next 10 Kmart I....., leafy mailer. 338·7677 . 7·28 EXCELLENT cond ition, 1966 Park after 10 a.m. 9·22 WESTSIDE II Fort"Worth, Texas 76111 Estate 10x 55. Air conditioned. 1015 Oakcrest Str"t Luxury one, two and ""'ee BICYCLES - 10 speed in stock. Bon·Aire. 338·1174. 7·28 Luxury effiCienCies, one bed. bedrooms. Two full bilths. Who Doe. It1' Prompl repairs. Low prices. Bicy Housing room, Iwo bedroom and three Nine months' lease available. WE repair all makes 01 TVs cle Peddlers, 804 South Dubuque. 1960 10x52 two bedroom - Skirted, bedroom suites and Office : .. pilrtmenI8. stereOs, radios and tape players: INTRODUCTORY OPEN ENCOUNTER GROUP 9·19 fenced yard, play eqUipment, air Wanted Townhouses. Offtces: 2·H; ~ e~~! e and Rocca Electronics, 319 --L-E--'------t· cond itioned. Holiday Trailer Court. lGoB. Y . ~ " b e rt SI. Phone 351 0250 , 9·29 Never mind what you have heard. TRAI R h.tch for 1965 Pon lac 626.2722 , evenings. 7.28 LATE Augusl - Responsible cou· FULLY FURNISHED Try it for yourself-and bring a friend. for sale. Dial 351 ·0482 . 9·21 pie, child, need clean, two bed· from $160 !CHIPP,E,R'S Custom Tailors, 124 ';" COMPLETEL Y furnished, air, room house. $160 top. Call collect FROM $120 No obligatlon-Come and go as you please. FOUR piece walnut bedroom set, 10x42 Pathfinder . Johnson Court 507.282·6124 , Steve Merrill. 8·28 ! E. \ .• ' 0 IaI351 ·1229. 9·7 ten payments of $9 .45 or $90 cash. financing available. 351 0310 after CALL 338-7058; 337-2045 CALL 338-4682; 338-7058 Goddard's Furniture, 130 E. 3rd, 6 p.m. 9.25 ROOM or apartment with no lease. FLUNKING math or basiC statls· Experienced, qualified, leadership West Liberly, Iowa . Phone 627 tics? Call Janel, 3389306. 9·18 2915 . Free delivery. 8 . 2~ EXCELLENT condition _ 8x40 Call Jean, 351 ·773'1. 7·28 by John Whitehouse BrentWOOd , 9x15 an~ex , stud,Y, MALE graduate Philosophy stud. TH.E Loft Apart~ents - New, one Apt. for lale ARTIST'S portraits - Children, SEVEN piece liv ing room set, tW9 bedroom, furnished, air, enl lOoking for roommate and IU~u,uu", : . Furnished, carpeted, adults. Charcoal, $5 . Pastels, $20. nine payments of $7.16 or $60 cash. skirted, bus. 338.5347 ; 338.7332 . aparlment. Wr ite: Morton Marks, lair conditioned. No pets, Coral· FOR sale - Condom inium apart. Oil, from $85. 338·0260 . 8·29 GOddard 's Furniture, 130 E. 3ro, 7.28 N.I.U .-No . 105SA G.N.; DeKlab, ville. 351 ·0764 ; 351 .7085 ; 338·3130· !ment al 228 S. Summit. Larew Friday, July 28 from 8 p.m. on West Liberty, Iowa . Phone 627 · 8 9" illinoiS 60115. 9·15 8·30 !Realty, 337·2841 . 9·21 HAND tailored hemline altera. 2915 . Free delivery. 8·29 x4 air cOnd.tloned, carpeted, . --- tions. Ladies' garments only. one.two. b ~drooms . A qua li ty DIVERSE, referenced student TWO and three bedroom furnl~h · Roommate Phone 338·1747. 7.31 924 Market Street, Iowa City USED vacuums, $10 and up. abode 10 finest condition. $900. wants to work for room and board ed apa,rtments for men, nine Guaranteed. Dial 337.9060. 9·8 1·646 ·2730 after 6 p.m. 918 near Un iversity. Cecelia Town, 14 months lease. Call 9 a.m. to 12 Wanted NEW raaio and television tubes. 1965 Star 12x50 _ Furnished air Cottage Street, NorwOOd , New noon , 338·4489 . 7·28 Below. Retail cost. Will also check washer, beautiful lot. 338.9342 York 13668 or (collect) (315) 353 ONE bedroom unfUrnished apart. PERSON or persons to share two tubes In vour set. Call 338-0157. tin after 5 p,m. 7.31 2495. 7·31 ments near University Hospital. bedroom apartment. 338·3763. 7·28 STUDENT or working girl to se· lect and share expenses on apart. ment or house wilh same. One ....iiiiii~H~A~~V~~E~iiiA··FiiR~iiiliiiE~N~D .. ·o·iiR·iiL·O~V~~E;D;;O;;N;E;;;;;;;' ~;~r;:t~:~;Z~:~uls~r;I~;~ child welcome. 626 ·2564 aller 5 apartment, fall occupancy. 354· p.m. 7·28 USE a MSlRED ADS WITH 2755 aller 5 p.m. 7·28 A BIRTHDAY TO CELEBRATE? COLONIALManor - Luxury,one ~:~~~~~ri~:h~~~\~Ce~~di~r~~ : bedroom turnished or unfurnish· .u, $SO . 338·5176. 7·28 b ed , air Conditioned, carpeted, dra· 11 ~DtOciMMiATi Eto~iiViOUs:e.o:Wr Write ad elow using one blank for each word. peries, on bus line, from 5120. I ~ .;,:."", !.O:: to share house, own Phone 337..5202; 338.5363 . 9.22 I room, .JV. 61Y North Johnson. 7·28 II------r-....------r------,...------.. ITWO females for August - New, 1~1:.;.=-~:---_t~2~.-----_+-=3:.:.----+-4.:.:.=----.....:5;;..---- ... ------.I~u·rni~~-e

CHICAGO (AP) :.. The cham· down. team," Landry added. Tagge is pion Dallas Cowboys of the Na· Even Cowboy Coach Tom the All-Star offensive captain. tional Football League rate al· Landry, who sent his bristling Last season, the All-Stars most a three-touchdown favor· Dallas squad through a noctur­ bowed to the Baltimore Colts ite, but history hints a possible nal dress rehearsal at Solder 24-17 with Blanton Collier direc­ upset for the collegians in the Field Thursday night, concedes ting the collegians. 39th All-Star football game Fri· the Cornhusker "family" as­ day night. pect of the All-Stars is not to be All-Star Ceach Bob Devaney, taken lightly. who directed the Nebraska Cor­ Devaney has brought in his Richard signs nhuskers to national college entire Cornhusker staff of as­ titles the past two seasons, has sistants, plus a hall-dozen 1971 Nordiques pact not only one, but two of his own Nebraska stars headed by quarterbacks to challenge the qua r t e r b a c k s Tagge and QUEBEC (AP) - Maurice mighty Cowboys in the nation­ Brownson, running back Jeff "Rocket" Richard, the first Na­ ally-televised Olicago Tribune Kinney and defensive lineman tional Hockey League player to Charities Classic (ABC-TV-9 Larry Jacobson. score 50 goals in a season and a p.m.,EDT). "That's going to make the member of the MD.:s Hall of This recalls that a coachquar­ All-Stars tough to beat," said Fame, signed a one-year con­ terback combination from the Landry, whose Cowboys will tract Thursday as coach of the same college has paid orf twice field virtually the same pow­ Quebec Nordlques of the new in the illustrious, if somewhat erhouse which whipped the World Hockey Association. one-sided, All-Star series, in Miami Dolphins 24-3 in the Su­ The fiery Richard had 544 which the Cowboys seek to give per Bowl. goals and 421 assists in 18 NHL the pros a ninth successive vic· "I'm sure the familiarity of seasons with the Montreal Ca­ tory and boost their edge to Tagge and . Brownson with nadiens, before retiring in 1960. 28-9-2. Devaney's system eased the He became the league's first Service .•. with a smile Devaney, who will start preparation problems you al­ 5O-goal scorer during the 194445 skilled Jerry Tagge at quarter­ ways have with an All-Star season. Evonne Goolaaoog Heft) greets Chris Evert of Billy Jeaa KiDg In the Wimbledon singles flnall, the U.S, Women's team upoD their arrIval In wlll be jolaed by other members of the I back, has another Cornhusker, Cleveland for the Bonne Belle teanls tour- Australlaa team for tbe competition, Van Brownson, as a backup. nament, whlcb begins today. Evonne, loser to Viking ve~om Devaney is the first college Aaron, Coody card head coach to pilot the Allstars Minnesota Viking defensive tackle Alan Page strains through since Maryland's Jim Tatum Vie in Bonne Belle calisthenics during opening day workouts at Mankato State took a 31-0 thumping from the CoUege. The former Notre Dame grid star and Vikings' first round Detroit Lions In 1954. 62 for PGA edge draft choice In 1967 was the first defenseman to be named Most Notre Dame's Frank Leahy led the collegians to a 16-0 Evert, Goolagong again Valuable Player In profeslional football during the 1971 season. blanking of the aucago Bears LIGONIER, Pa. (API - Veterans Tommy Aaron and Charles in the 1947 All·Star game in Coody blended their talents almost perfectly Thursday for a CLEVELAND (AP - Little Chris Evert is proceeded to lose in the final to Billie Jean King. The Oallv Iowan which Irish quarterback George nine-under-par 62 for the first-round lead in the $200,000 PGA looking forward to her rematch here this week­ Mrs.King, however, is not a competitor in this ____~~------Ratterman's deadly passing to National Team Championship. end with Australia's Evonne Goolagong-and it's inaugural match between the top women players ~:!~t~~drheY=.Of Illinois Arnold Palmer, meanwhJle, got help on at least four holes from an eagerness shared with the rest of the tennis of the United States and Australia, to be played new partner Jack Lewis and remained very much In contention at world. on the Arnold T. Clark Memorial Center Court. I In the 1936 All-Star game, " It should be different than at Wimbledon," In addition to Miss Evert, the U.S. team con· Minnesota's legendary Bernie 66, five under. Lewis, an obscure, 25-year-old pro, was tapped as a last minute the sensational17-year-old Fort Lauderdale, Fla. sists of Patti Hogan of LaJolla, Calif.; Linda Bierman recorded a 7-7 tie with Tuero of Metairie,La ., Valerie Ziegenfuss of San replacement for Jack Nicklaus as Palmer's partner on the team schoolgirl said Wednesday after her final tuneup the Detroit Lions when Gopher for the Bonne Belle international test, which Diego and Wendy Overton of Chevy Chase, Md. ______J' .... ___ ...... ______quarterback Babe Levoir ran 17 that has won this golt title the last two years. 0 R Carole Graebner is the non-playing captain. TJ starts Friday. yards for the collegiate touch- Nicklaus, the Masters and U.S. Open champion, had to pull out The Australian squad consists of Margaret after undergoing minor surgery on an infected right index finger on "I think we both were very tense at Wimbledon Smith Court, former world champion returning Tuesday. because of the buildup that preceded our first after a year's absence when she had a baby ; Aaron and Coody held a onestroke lead over Bert Yancey and meeting. Now we should be more relaxed, both of Lesley Hunt, Helen Gourlay, Kerry Melville and Tom Weiskopf, who managed a 63 despite a double-bogey six on the us. the 20-year-old Miss Goolagong. Mrs. Court is the King, Potter, Ely "Certainly, I've been looking forward to playing captain. 10th hole. Scoring in this team event is based on the better ball of each another chance." The series is patterned after the Wightman Chrissy had Evonne, the 1971 Wimbledon two-man team competing on the 7,045-yard par 71 Laurel Valley Cup format, with two singles on the first day, champion , on the ropes in the semifinals of the starting at 2 p.m. EDT; a third singles and one Golf Club course. Ail-England Champlonshs earlier this month, doubles on Saturday and the final two Singles, head Olympic field Outsiders Steve Oppermann and Chuck Rotar, neither of whom leading one set and 3"() in the second, only to let with reverse pairing, and another doubles Sun­ has ever won as a pro, posted a 64 late in the day for third place, one the Aussle get away 4-6,6-3,6-4. Miss Goolagong day. stroke in front of Alabama neighbors Hubert Green and Mac Mclen­ CHICAGO (API - A field of women's 3·meter springboard Ely, will also be striving for one don, alone at 65. 33 men and 30 women begins a event with favorites including of the three Olympic berths in Palmer, playing on his home course, and Lewis were one of 10 Jenkins aces Phils, but Cubs battle for 12 berths on the Capt. Micki King of the U.S. Air the IO-meter tower event on teams tied at 66. Also at that figure, just four strokes off the lead, United States Olympic diving Force, who placed fourth in the Saturday and Sunday. were brothers Dave and Mike H1I1, the uncle-nephew duo of Sam !lquad whJch competes III the 1968 Olympics; CindY Potter of First men'. competition will Mlmich Olympiad Aug. 26-!lepL. Dallas, Tex., current lIIational be the 3·meter springboatd Sat­ and J.C. Shead, Buddy Allin atld form~ l>GA champ Al Ot!iberger 10. AAU I-meter and a-meter urday , in which 1968 bronze and a halfdozen more pairs. drop nightcap; Allen rips K.C. The U.S. took sIx of the 12 champion ; Janet Ely of Ann medalist Jim Henry and Keith Former champions Bobby Nichols and Geroge Archer and South medals In the 1968 Olympics at Arbor, National AAU tower Russell, fourth at Mexico City African Gary Player and Bob Rosburg were In another large group PHILADELPHIA (AP) - opener of a twi-night double­ CHICAGO (AP) -Dick Allen Mexico City, but only three champion, and Lynn Damron, on the platform, launch a bid for at 67, four under par. Ferguson Jenkins hurled a one­ header. smashed two home runs and Ed members of that squad return Madison, Wis., National AAU a double . British Open champ Lee Trevino and former PGA title-holder hitter-a bloop double by Willie Jenkins, 13-9, who has beaten Herrmann drove in two runs for the three-day final trials at runnerup to Miss Potter. Heading the men's field in the Ray Floyd, among the favorites when Nicklaus had to withdraw, Montanez In the fourth inning­ his former teammates 21 times with a single to lead the Chicago Oakton Recreation Center in Miss King , silver springboard closing 10-meter platform trials found their problems on the long, tough course in the Laurel and Ron Santo and Billy Wil­ in 27 decisions since being White Sox and Wilbur Wood to a suburban Park Ridge. medalist In the 1971 Pan-Ameri­ Sunday are National AAU Highlands, made even tougher by overnight rains. They could do no liams each delivered two-run traded to the Cubs in 1966, lost a 7-3 victory over the Kansas City Friday's opening program in­ can Games at Cali, Colombia, champion Rick Earley, Fresno, hits as the Chicago Cubs no-hitter in the fourth when Royals Thursday in the first cludes prelims and finals In the along with Misses Potter and CaliL, schoolteacher; Mike better than match par 71 and must improve Friday if they are to dow ned the Philadelphia Montanez dropped a bloop survive the cut for the final two rounds Saturday and Sunday. game of an American League Brown, ex-Dartmouth ace who Phillies 4-0 Thursday in the double in front of center fielder twi-night doubleheader. was AAU platform runnerup, Rick Monday. Wood , 16-10. fell behind 2~ • McCluskey claims pole and former Michigan star Dick Jim Hickman opened the sec­ before retiring a man as Fred Rydze, a Pan-Am silver medal ond with a single and raced to Patek opened the game with a after Petty's 174.292 winner. third on a single by Jose Car­ single and scored on Steve Hov· The prelims will trim the field dena!. Ron Santo followed with ley's second homer of the sea· to 12 finalists in each event, with a double to the corner in left to son. to 7: 25 p.m., however, and three Olympic berths at stake in MOUNT POCONO, Pa. (AP) score both runners and saddle The Sox tied it in the bottom of - Roger McCluskey defeated McCluskey got off the line at the finals of each competition. winless Ken Reynolds with his 7:01 p.m. the second on a single by Carlos Richard Petty in a battle of lap seventh defeat. May, a double by Ed Spiezio and speeds Thursday and grabbed a Chicago added two more runs temporary hold the pole po­ Herrmann's single. on NBA opposed in the eighth. Jenkins opened Allen smashed a two-run siUon for the Pennsylvania 500 with a single and Don Kessinger stock car race. homer in the third off Paul Split­ walked. Both runners moved up torf{, 9-6, to break the tie, then McCluskey, a three-time on Glenn Beckert's sacrifice United States Auto Club stock added No. 24 in the seventh Merger bill and scored on a single by inning. car champ, drove a winged 1970 Williams. Plymouth on a record-smashing The White Sox added two runs run of 148.177 miles per hour to in the eighth inning on But Lockmaa's debut wasa't bases-loaded grounders by Jay 'I knock down a speed of 147.292 , now 'a must' a complete success as reliever Johnstone and May. m.p.h. Petty had set earlJer in Jack Aker blew a Z-O Cub lead la WASHINGTON (AP) -Com­ Wood settled down after his the day. bill exempting the merger from the nlgbtcap and the Phlls Petty, thinking that the day's missioners of the National and shaky start but needed an un­ monopoly prevention laws. pushed acrosa a pair In the usual double play to get him out first round of time trials would American Basketball Associ­ The proposed merger was 0p­ eighth and the wIDner In the aln­ close at 6 p.m.• had taken his a t ion s strongly supported of a jam in the top of the seven­ posed by a spokesman for NBA th oa a slagle by John Bateman. th. Plymouth Roadrunner around Thursday a bill to permit their players. ABA Commissioner the 2.5 mile triangle-shaped Po­ merger as a means of shoring Jack Dolph said ABA clubs sin­ cono International Raceway at up the financially-ailing ABA ce 1967 had aggregate cuh OAKLAND (AP) - Left­ 4p.m. clubs. losses exceeding ~ million, The qualifying period wues­ hander Vida Blue displayed A House Judiciary subcom­ losses which led, he said, to Blue eight innings or his 1911 bril­ tended by officials of the USAC mittee was urged to approve a teams folding in Miami and Pit­ liance, then survived a ninth In­ tsburgh . heats ning collapse as the Oakland Dolph said that inter-league A's held on for a 4-3 victory bidding for players "is destroy­ Twins over the Minnesota Twins ing professional basketball and Thursday night. disrupting college basketball. "Bidding war pressures have tempted college players and clubs alike to disregard rules Thunder road designed to protect collegiate .-' ba•• ball athletics," he added. Packers' newly-acquired I'IlIUIing back MacAr- Bay, Lane'. effort set up eveninl" first touch­ NBA CornrnissIoner Walter ,.'anclln•• thur Lane (36) rambles toward paydlrt during down. Rookies Bill BuahOlll (73) and Dave ~ ~~• • • Kennedy agreed saying, "The the team's aDDuaI Intra-sqaacl game at Greea Purelfory (75) are In bot par,a1t. two leagues are destroying each other by the competition for America. Le,.ue Nallo.al Lea,ue graduating college players. " Trips to WHA Ea.1 Ellt t W.L. Pd. G.B. W. L. Pel. G.B. " Thomas H. Kochel, attorney Detroit 53 37 .58' - Pittsburgh ~ 34 .822 - for the two leagues, and Rep. Baltimore 50 39 .562 2\1 New York 50 39 .5&2 $\1 Boslon 45 42 .517 6\1 St. Louis 41 43 .517 .\1 Jack Brooks, D-Tex., a sponsor New York 43 43 .500 8 Chicago 47 45 .511 10 of the bill, told the subcommit­ Icing for Cheevers' cake Cleveland 37 51 .420 15 Monlreal 40 48 .45$ 1$ tee that ABA players favor the Milwaukee 35 54 .393 17'~ Philadelphia 32 58 .358 24 any goalie has ever had and one by the new WHA, which will Wu. Well merger. CLEVELAND (AP) - Gerry Oakland 56 35 .615 - Cincinnati 5&33 .ID - Lawrence Fleisher, lawyer Cheevers, star goalie of the of the finest in the history of begin operations this fall. His ChicaRo M 42 .543 6'~ HOUlton 51 42 .548 7 Minnesota 45 42 for the NBA Players Associ­ Boston Bruins of the National sports." contract is the first of an NHL .517 9 Los Angeles 4142 .m III player to be signed by the Kansas City 45 46 .495 II Atlanta 4241 .411 IS ation, said it would only cut Hockey League, jumped to the "I weighed a lot Ii things in California 40 52 .435 lion San Francisco 41 52 .441 17 salaries of players in order to Cleveland CNladers of the Crusaders, who joined the WHA Texas 37 53 .411 18'~ San Diego 33 57 .:le7 23\1 the last three weeks," said after MUeti wu turned down on make more money for manage­ W 0 rid Hockey Association Thur.day'l Realil. Cheevers, a main cog in the his bid for an NHL franchise. ThuradaY'1 Rea.1I1 ment. Thursday for "the security or Bruins' march to the Stanley Detroit 3, Milwaukee 2 (Second Chicago 4-2, Philadelphia 0-3 The judiciary Committee my family ." Asked about the prospect of a game, N) New York 1, Plttabuflb 0 (SecOlld I As the dust clears... Cup championship. "My prior­ game, N) chairman, Rep. Emanuel Cel· Details of the contract, in· court fight with the Bruins over CJlicago 7, Kansas Cily 3 (Second Del U.ser of the C1evelaad laiiaa, Is nilled at the plate by ities got down to one thing, se­ Cheevers, Miletl said, "We feel game, N) Cincinnati', San Diego 2 ler, D-N .Y ., said his colleagues cluding its length, were not re­ curity of my family. " Los Ange!es 6, Houston 3 Oriole e.teher Joimay Oltes during I.. t nlpt" aetloa In Balti­ everything we've done is com­ New York 6, Boston 2 San Francisco at Atlanla, ppd, would consider antitrust law vealed, but Crusaders owner Cleveland 4, Baltimore 3 more. Umpire BlU Deetu made the nallag, TrIbe oatIal&ed AL exemption propoea1a "with cau­ Nick Mileti termed the contract Cheevers, 31, brings to 56 the pletely legal, above board, com­ Tuas at California, N Cham,., 4-3, tion and reluctance." "probably u fine a contract as number of NHL players signed pletely within the law," Minnesota at Oakland, N